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I just bought a 1987 B7100 4x4 manual. I need a loader for it. Can anyone help? Paid $2600 with no attatchments...is that a fair price?

Wanted loader for a B7100
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by chip

Steve check ( www.turnersequipment.com ) he had one in there with 397hrs on it however it had a backhoe on it for $19500. They are located in Fowler, IN. just west of Lafayette. Also check ( www.auto-rv.com ) under their farm and garden section, they have adds from IN. MI. and OH<br><br>. Chip

Still looking for a JD 955
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Chip

I have found a fair price on both the B20 and the 955, they both have approx. equal hrs 950. The B20 has a backhoe and loader and is a

Thanks
Chip "> which do I need Kubota B20 vs JD 955
Operating and Attachments
Replies 7 Post by Chip

96 kubota, L2900, GTS, 392 Hrs, includes 480 loader, 6ft landpride 3pt. grooming mower, located in nw. pa. would like to go with smaller tractor now. asking 17,250 contact me at folletti@earthlink.net

kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by chip

I have a 1997 fnh 1920 for sale. It is outfitted with a six foot two stage front mount snowblower, heated cab w/extras, rear blade, 3pt log splitter. Less than 400 hrs. Was used primarily to keep open a four mile fire trail, and split wood. Have moved, and no longer need. Paid nearly 30,000 for it brand new. Will sell for 20,000, and may be able to deliver. A great machine, hate to sell because i fell in love with it. But must sell and need the $

New Holland 1920
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by CHIP

I'm looking at purchasing a L3710 w/ LA681 loader. I received a price of $21,000.00 here in NJ. Is this a good price? Anyone have any comments on the L3710? Thanks

Kubota L3710 Price check
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by chip

Can't help you with sizing as my experience is limited. But if you decide on the FNH 1920, check my ad at 1997 FNH 1920 FOR SALE. Maybe we can work something out.

Another Help Size my Tractor
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 5 Post by Chip

HI TOM, IN CASE YOU ARE INTERESTED. I HAVE FOR SALE A 1997 FORD NEW HOLLAND MODEL 1920 FOR SALE.<br>HEATED CAB W/EXTRAS (WARM AND COZY), FRONT MOUNT SIX FOOT TWO STAGE SNOWBLOWER, REAR BLADE, AND A HYDRAULIC LOG SPLITTER. <br>I BOUGHT THIS AT THE BEGINNING OF WINTER 1997. I LIVED AT THE END OF A FOUR MILE FIRE TRAIL AND USED THE TRACTOR TO KEEP THE LANE OPEN. ONE SNOWFALL WE HAD WAS TWO FEET. THE TRACTOR CUT THROUGH THE SNOW SENDING IT 35 FEET EFFORTLESSLY.<br>I USED THIS MACHINE FOR MORE THINGS THAN I EVER THOUGHT I WOULD. <br>I RECENTLY MOVED AND NO LONGER NEED THE TRACTOR. HATE TO SELL IT BECAUSE I LOVE IT BUT.....<br>LESS THAN 400 HRS AND MOST OF THEM WERE AT IDLE RUNNING THE SPLITTER. I PAID AROUND 30K FOR THE PACKAGE AND WOULD LIKE TO GET 25 BUT WILL TAKE BEST OFFER

Re Snow Plow for tractor or truck or snow blower
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 25 Post by CHIP

HI ED, CAN'T REALLY ANSWER YOUR QUESTION DIRECTLY, BUT CAN TELL YOU OF MY EXPERIENCE. THREE YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A NEW 1997 FORD NEW HOLLLAND MODEL 1920 WITH A SIX FOOT TWO STAGE BLOWER. I LOOKED AT THE KUBOTA, DEERE, AND OTHERS AND FELT THAT THE FNH WAS A MUCH BETTER ENGINEERED MACHINE. AROUND 32 HORSE WITH FOUR CYLINDERS. THE OTHERS WERE MOSTLY THREE CYLINDERS AND HAD TO WORK MUCH HARDER TO PRODUCE THE SAME RESULT. I FELT THAT THIS MEANT THAT THE OTHERS WOULD HAVE MORE PROBLEMS. BREAKDOWNS ETC. THAN THE MACHINE THAT DIDN'T HAVE TO WORK SO HARD. <br>THE FIRST WINTER WE HAD A TWO FOOT SNOWFALL IN A 24 HR PERIOD. THE MACHINE PERFORMED ADMIRABLY, SHOOTING THAT TWO FEET OF SNOW 35 FEET EFFORTLESSLY. I HAVE LOVED MY TRACTOR BUT NOW AM FACED WITH THE NEED TO SELL IT AS I HAVE MOVED AND NO LONGER NEED IT.<br>FYI- HEATED CAB W/EXTRAS, BLADE, HYDRAULIC LOG SPLITTER. I PAID AROUND 30 FOR THE PACKAGE AND WOULD LIKE TO GET 25 OBO. LESS THAN 400 HRS

snow blowing with B1750
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 5 Post by CHIP

HI MATT, THREE YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A FNH 1920 WITH A SIX FOOT TWO STAGE SNOWBLOWER, BLADE, HEATED CAB W/EXTRAS AND A HYDRAULIC LOG SPLITTER FOR AROUND 30K. I LOOKED AT ALL MY OTHER OPTIONS DEERE, KUBOTA ET.AL. AND DECIDED THAT THE FNH WAS A MUCH BETTER ENGINEERED MACHINE. MORE HORSE, MORE CYLINDERS, LOWER RPM TO PRODUCE SIMILAR POWER. 32 HORSE I THINK. <br>AT ANY RATE, PARTS ETC. PLUS NOT HAVING TO WORK AS HARD TO GET THE SAME RESULT INDICATED TO ME THAT THE FNH WOULD BE MORE RELIABLE WITH LESS BREAKDOWNS. AT THE TIME I BOUGHT IT I WAS LIVING AT THE END OF A FOUR MILE FIRE TRAIL IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA. THE FIRST YEAR WE HAD A TWO FOOT SNOWFALL IN A 24 HR PERIOD. THE TRACTOR PERFORMED ADMIRABLY, SHOOTING THAT TWO FEET OF SNOW 35 FEET TO THE SIDE OF THE LANE EFFORTLESSLY. I DEFINITLY RECOMMEND THE FORD.<br>BY THE WAY, MINE IS FOR SALE. I'VE MOVED AND DON'T NEED IT. HATE TO PART WITH IT CAUSE I LOVE IT BUT...

New Holland information needed
New Holland Tractors
Replies 5 Post by CHIP