What model replaced the B7800?

TMGT · Jul 28, 2016

Your second post wasn't showing when I responded.

I was going off similarities between models, the B7800 and B3200 share a lot of components such as frame, rear tire dimensions which are larger overall, engines etc.

The B2620 and 2601 also share a lot of the same components including engines just like the B2320 and 2301 do.

McREBEL · Jul 28, 2016

This is a little off topic but does speak to the ability of the B series tractors.

After I got my B2920 almost two years ago my neighbor poked fun at me every chance he got implying it was just a cute little tractor that wouldn't do much. After seeing it in action several times since, he now wants one.

Good luck in whatever you decide to do sixdogs.

sixdogs · Jul 28, 2016

McREBEL said:
This is a little off topic but does speak to the ability of the B series tractors.

After I got my B2920 almost two years ago my neighbor poked fun at me every chance he got implying it was just a cute little tractor that wouldn't do much. After seeing it in action several times since, he now he wants one.

Good luck in whatever you decide to do sixdogs.

My B7800 is one of the most efficient little tractors I have ever used so the next model up must be even better. It can get it into corners, the four cylinders are powerful, it hardly uses any fuel and can pick up a pretty hefty rear implement when I use it for moving things around. With a small loader it's got to be the perfect tractor for around the house, especially if you have another tractor for farm type work. Kubota really has these small tractors figured out.

Here's the B7800 I now have that I might upgrade with the next model with a loader

TMGT · Jul 30, 2016

Is there any reason for you not to put a loader on your current tractor instead of buying another?

sixdogs · Jul 30, 2016

TMGT said:
Is there any reason for you not to put a loader on your current tractor instead of buying another?

I can't recall the exact price but my thought was that I could buy another one with a loader for not much more money. Sometimes, things at auctions go cheaper that they should.

If I put a loader on I also can't mow my lawn without taking it off and I mow 24or so times a year from March till November. So it has become a dedicated mower.

ovrszd · Jul 30, 2016

sixdogs said:
I can't recall the exact price but my thought was that I could buy another one with a loader for not much more money. Sometimes, things at auctions go cheaper that they should.

If I put a loader on I also can't mow my lawn without taking it off and I mow 24or so times a year from March till November. So it has become a dedicated mower.

Totally understand that. My mowing tractor doesn't have an FEL. Hope you can find something that works for you.