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We did have some problems with that issue. We actually just spoke to one of the State biologists that is currently studying the migration and flight patterns of the birds, hoping to resolve that issue. They are still installing
more windmills and the bigger ones with the heavy duty blades do not seem to be affected by the birds.

Homemade cab for my new 2010 Kubota L2900
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Description: <br>This was an aftermarket soft cab for sale that is on some other kubota. I kind of modeled my cab after this one.

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Description: <br>before the cab and the day I got it brand new Jan 2010

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Description: <br>the beginning

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Description: <br>the beginning

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Description: <br>side view

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Description: <br>tractor before cab

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Description: <br>side view

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Description: <br>front view and door side of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of tractor before cab

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Description: <br>Picture of rear side of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of side of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of rear of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of cab

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Description: <br>Picture of the front and door side of cab

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Subject: Kubota cab .

Description: <br>front and side view of door

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I have owned New Holland sub compacts, numerous John Deere tractors and the B and L series Kubota. My favorite is the L series in Kubota. Of course the B7800 is no longer available so you would have to compare the B3200 to the L2800 or L3200. If you compare the L2800 to the B3200, the price difference, for me, was $300.00 I checked them both, operated them both and chose the L series. I like the heavy bucket verses the B series then bucket on the loader.
I like the heavy duty L rear end, larger axles, beefy supports for loader arms, and there was more metal and the B had more plastic. If you need a light tractor for transport choose the B. If you want a solid frame, well built tractor, choose the L. They are both reliable. I am
6'3" and the L fit me better. It seemed to have more traction, larger tires and felt more comfortable. I have rented both B and L also and when working, the B seemed to bounce around more which makes me feel sick after while. I like to work and feel more grounded with less bouncing.
Anyway, you will be happy with either, but personally, I would rate the L series a 9 and the B series a 7. We get a lot of snow in Michigan along the shores of Lake Michigan and the L has a larger bucket, more traction and the operator platform seems much more comfortable to me. The L has a heavier rear PTO area and handles the heavier and larger blades better also.

Undecided b7800 vs L2800
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