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 | jdrph270
Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1 cantonment,fl 
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2006-04-02 127027
Hello gentleman,I need to find out the best tractor for my application needs. I have a total of 6 acres that needs some fill in work with a bucket. 3 of the acres needs bush hogging work that is very wet and a lot of trees that fell during the hurricane ivan into my creek. I want to use a tow behind finish mower around the house and a box blade to knock down some of the high points in the yard where I had a cattle pen. I may want to use a landscape rake also. I want a kubota tractor and have been looking at the B2630 but I dont know if this would be overkill for what i need. What about the B2410,7410,7510 or 7610.Would like to use 5' implements with it if poss. Any input would be greatful. what type of tires would you suggest dont want to tear up existing yard but need to use in the wet cond. this will be my first tractor.
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 | Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York 
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2006-04-02 127049
I'd say the 2630 would be the best with a five foot bush-hog mower although the others would work a five foot finish mower with no problem. ....
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| DenisS
Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 367 NJ
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2006-04-05 127235
4 wheel drive and turf tires on B7800 were just fine for loader work in VERY wet spots on my property. I've noticed that turf tires will save you from getting into too much trouble as far as ripping up your property or digging in and getting stuck in wet areas.
Are you planning on pulling those trees out of the creek? I'm not positive tractors that you mentioned would be heavy enough for that kind of a job. ....
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