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I did a search and came up with the following, looks like you are in the ballpark. You could also contact www.carverequipment.com, located in USA, and see what the price would be, they ship anywhere in the USA, not sure about North of the border.<br>
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By the way, you live in a great place, have spent several vacations in NS.<br>
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Good luck<br>
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Tom<br>
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Here you go, I just cut and paste..<br>
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Just got a price Saturday in upstate NY for a L3710 w/ loader, loaded tires, R4's and block heater - out the door (7% tax) - $20,756 <br>
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I just recieved the following quote in Southern Michigan for a L-3710 HST with loader and Ind. tires, $21,875. This includes the $1400 rebate. This sounds a little high, especially with the rebate. <br>
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My dad just got a quote for that same tractor in Missouri for $19,000, with loader and r-4's<br>
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Ready to buy L3710 HST
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Tom from NJ

Wes<br>
Carver has the following, he ships anywhere, has a good.<br>
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Carver Equipment Co. Hwy 301 South, Dunn, NC <br>
910-892-7171 800-733-7171(NC Callers) 910-891-7171(fax) <br>
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Demo BX 1800, 7 hrs with 54 inch deck $ 8,378.<br>
2002 BX 1800, 54 inch deck , 30 hrs $ 7,798. new warranty transfer<br>
BX 2200 - 60 inch mm mower and LA 211 loader SPECIAL $11,599.<br>
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Good luck <br>
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Tom<br>
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BX2000 Price New Used
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by Tom from NJ

Art,

The tractor is a Kubota BX 2200 with 70 hours on it, new 3/02. Sounds like I will not need a heater, thanks for the info.

Tom

Block Heater Do I Need One
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by Tom from NJ

This is known problem with the BX 2200, just had mine replaced last week .After waiting a month for a replacement tank to come in, of course the dealer had the tractor apart when he found they had none in stock ,they were back ordered. Lucky it has not rained in a while and no grass to cut. Call you dealer ASAP and get in line. Good luck

Tom

BX2200 Fuel Leak
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Tom from NJ

Bill,

I have less acres then you, but more to cut, about 3 acres, my driveway is about the same. I went with a Kubota BX2200, with a 60 inch MMM and 4 foot FEL, I paid $12,000 in March of 2002. I love the tractor have close to 70 hours on it. Guess if you are not in a hurry to buy, you could consider the new JD 2210 or the new Agco GC 2300. They are similar in size performance, etc. etc., not sure on price since they are not out yet, and if buying a first year tractor is a good idea??. As far as snow removal is concerned, I had a plow on my old lawn tractor, Ingersoll 446, and found it pretty much useless after about 8-10" of snow. I went with a snow blower and it was great even in the winter we had 120 plus inches of snow in 16 storms with a few dumps of 2-3 feet range. The plow would have been useless after the second storm with no place to move the snow. On the BX I also picked up a 54 inch 3 pt snow blower, will see how it works this winter�I hope. Between the snow blower and FEL I should have no problems with snow, that is IF we get any this year!

Enjoy the search, it is half the fun!

Tom

Good general advice needed
John Deere Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Tom from NJ

Unless you have a Ingersoll dealer nearby, I would look at JD or Kubota say the BX22. I had an older Ingersoll , 446, and found the parts expensive and because dealers are far and few between, you may not get a good deal. Also implements will only be available from Ingersoll, which means if you want to add say a rototiller you will have to use the Ingersoll version at a higher $$$. A Kubota BX22 is about $16,500 with a diesel engine, 60" mid mount mower, and a 3 pt hitch.

Ingersoll 7000 series
Tractor Projects
Replies 2 Post by Tom from NJ

I was at church today and the pastor wants to build a walking/ path from a new office/residence building to the church, about 500-600 feet, including crossing a creek. I have a Kubota Bx2200 with a FEL and 4� tiller, also will have a tooth bar soon. I know this is a small tractor, but I think it will be able to do the job, may take more time, but it is better then digging by hand I am sure!

My questions are as follows:

1. What type of path material would you suggest, something of low maintenance, and will be easy to walk on and drain well so it is not muddy? Mulch , stone, etc., ??, should we put down a base of stone and then mulch on top of that, what about using landscape fabric, and how deep would you make the path, will we need edging to hold the material?
2. What would be the best way to dig up the soil, a lot of clay and rocks, till it first and then dig out the soil, or use the FEL to dig out the soil? I really do not want to buy another piece of equipment if I can do it with what I have, but then again I am always looking for a new toy!

Thanks in advance for your help .

Tom

Path Walkway Construction
Tractor Projects
Replies 13 Post by Tom from NJ

Try looking at this site<br>
http://www.kazez.com/~will/kubota.html<br>
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Some guy put it together, it gives a good idea of prices for various Kubota products.<br>
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Good Luck<br>
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Tom<br>
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Trading up maybe
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Tom from NJ