Will a B2920 handle a full size implements

[Haywire]

Wondering if the B2x20 series has enough lift on the 3pt to use full size implements like PHDs and moldboard plows, or do they still require the low profile/junior versions.

Ian

 

[creekbend]

Wondering if the B2x20 series has enough lift on the 3pt to use full size implements like PHDs and moldboard plows, or do they still require the low profile/junior versions.

Ian

Your thread is somewhat confusing. The title and text state inquires in relation to two different models. And the thread is listed in the John Deere owner forum. Obvious typo error. If you are referring to a Kubota B2920, I just checked on TractorData.com and that website included specs on the lifting capacity of that model among other info. Hope this helps.

 

[charleyfarmall]

No so confusing, he's just asking about Kubota capability in the Deere forum.

I would say that the B2920 would be a little on the small and light side for those implements. Specs are here:

http://www.kubota.com/product/B2320/pdf/b_series_spec.pdf

 

[Haywire]

Oops... wrong forum. Sorry. Will the moderators please move this to the Kubota Owning/Operating forum?

 

[donn12]

I have the full size PHD from Tractor Supply (yellow county line vs orange XB) and it handles it no problem. I have the pin on top set for the second highest setting and it is about a foot off the ground when raised. My BX was kind of a pain as far as 3pt stuff. Having to point pins inward, not far enough off the ground etc. The B is totally different.
I did keep my old aerator and box blade and they work fine with both.

 

[Bedford24]

If it isn't straining your system and you are in your lift parameters you should be fine on no-pto driven imlements - but as to pto-driven implements - make sure that they are compact rated for the PTO Horsepower and Compact. Seen one too many compacts in our shop with rear axles cracked, broken, bearings and seals messed up, and drivelines destroyed in different brands - it is usually the same story - bought the (bush hog, tiller, etc.) from an auction or off the side of the road REAL CHEAP - or Had that from my older tractor I sold before I bought the compact - or bought it at Tractor Supply they said it would work - see Bush Hog's Site and how they list Compact specific implements -www.bushhog.com - there is a reason besides being cheaper with the less metal.