Rolando
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- Joined
- Aug 20, 2004
- Messages
- 586
- Location
- Northcentral Florida
- Tractor
- Bobcat Toolcat High Flow Turbo C-series
I just got the B series brochure from my dealer and was comparing the two machines and for the life of me, the only difference I can see in the two specs is that the 7800 has a front hydraulic outlet and the 2910 has a front and rear (what ever that means). I guess the 2910 has a tilt steering wheel, telescoping lower link and cruise control. The 7800 doesn't?
They're the exact same dimensions and power. It looks like the 2910 is a new and improved version of the 7800, but it didn't replace it, since the 7800 is still in the brochure (and in production?). That's like the car makers releasing the new year's model and still keep making the old model year. Doesn't make sense to me. Am I again missing something? Why would Kubota supercede a model, but then not discontinue the old model?
Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems to me that Kubota could make their tractors for a lot less cost and charge less for them if they weren't producing so many different models that are almost the same thing. I'm new to tractors, so maybe you all could explain the logic to me.
They're the exact same dimensions and power. It looks like the 2910 is a new and improved version of the 7800, but it didn't replace it, since the 7800 is still in the brochure (and in production?). That's like the car makers releasing the new year's model and still keep making the old model year. Doesn't make sense to me. Am I again missing something? Why would Kubota supercede a model, but then not discontinue the old model?
Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems to me that Kubota could make their tractors for a lot less cost and charge less for them if they weren't producing so many different models that are almost the same thing. I'm new to tractors, so maybe you all could explain the logic to me.