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True, some components may not be the absolute best available. My point was one of quality control--having 1 manufacturer should make for closer tolerances and a better fit, with the result of longer service and fewer repairs. I can't see having some parts made in Mexico, some in India, and some made who-knows-where being an advantage over 1 maker who controls the entire manufacturing process. That's what I am hoping for, anyway!!

New to Tractors Need some tips
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by ronbo3

I looked at the Kubota 'B' series and then bought a L2800. With FEL, shredder, and box blade it came to $14,700. It doesn't have HST, but it will handle just about anything on my 11 acres I need it for. I don't see a lot about the L series on this site, and I think they deserve at least a look before you buy.<br>
BTW, the Kubota dealer was great. When I visited the local JD place, they gave me a brochure to look at--didn't even offer to go outside and actually show me the tractors. Be sure to check out the dealers thoroughly before you put your money down!

Which Tractor For Me
Kubota Tractors
Replies 29 Post by ronbo3

thanks for all the advice--it certainly is needed by this tractor newbie. This is a great website, and I really appreciate all the useful comments.

Options for new tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by ronbo3

I checked a TC30 this morning at a dealer 75 miles east of Dallas, and with 4WD, a FEL and NO hydro, the price was $14,900.

TC30 price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by ronbo3

Thanks for the info and advice. I have done a test-sit/drive, and that's when I eliminated JD. If they are all dependable machines, I guess it's time I start haggling to get the best price on each, and then decide.

Kubota vs NH vs Massey
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by ronbo3