X495 add-ons

ArkCivEngr · Jun 6, 2006

What should I expect cost-wise to add the 3-pt hitch, rear PTO, and a tiller for my X495?

ArkCivEngr · Jun 6, 2006

What should I expect cost-wise to add the 3-pt hitch, rear PTO, and a tiller for my X495?

gunmaker · Jun 6, 2006

My JD dealer over the winter quoted me approx. $1100 for the 3 pt hitch and rear pto installation on my 425. The tiller and shaft can run $1500 to $2000 and more dependent upon manufacturer and model. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

gunmaker · Jun 6, 2006

My JD dealer over the winter quoted me approx. $1100 for the 3 pt hitch and rear pto installation on my 425. The tiller and shaft can run $1500 to $2000 and more dependent upon manufacturer and model. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

johndeere_2210 · Jun 7, 2006

You do have another option, Deere makes a hydro tiller runs off the hydro and all you will need is the 3-point and no PTO. This tiller will list for $2200, but you should be able to get it for 2K and $500-$600 for the 3-point.

johndeere_2210 · Jun 7, 2006

You do have another option, Deere makes a hydro tiller runs off the hydro and all you will need is the 3-point and no PTO. This tiller will list for $2200, but you should be able to get it for 2K and $500-$600 for the 3-point.

JDFANATIC · Jun 7, 2006

Ark,

Why not just get a standard tiller for your Kubota and pocket the difference? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

JDFANATIC · Jun 7, 2006

Ark,

Why not just get a standard tiller for your Kubota and pocket the difference? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif

JohnSinVA · Jun 7, 2006

I would guess it's because the L3400, as he has it listed in his signature, is equipped with the BH75 backhoe and he has no real interest in unmounting/remounting the hoe in order to do the tilling.

At least I think the BH75 is a backhoe, seems logical anyway.

JohnSinVA · Jun 7, 2006

I would guess it's because the L3400, as he has it listed in his signature, is equipped with the BH75 backhoe and he has no real interest in unmounting/remounting the hoe in order to do the tilling.

At least I think the BH75 is a backhoe, seems logical anyway.