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 | BARNEE
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2003-11-12 68606
Hi all, am new to this board as i've recently decided to upgrade my equipment. I've currently got an early 80's B7100D Kubota. I'm looking at either a B7800HSD or L2600DT. These 2 look very similar to me. I would appreciate any input anyone has on them or the pricing I've gotten:
B7800HSD 4wd w/FEL, Ind tires: 14,997
L2600DT 4wd w/FEL, Ag tires: 13267
Thanx folks, I've really enjoyed reading the different posts on this website & have found some good info.
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 | jj
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2003-11-12 68610
have you looked at new holland boomers, i had a kubota
and neighbor had a nh , now i have one. it's just a better
more confortable and easier tractor to have. food for thought. check out the website to compare also ....
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 | Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York 
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2003-11-12 68612
Even the new small B's like a 7510 would be a lot nicer to operate. Anything newer is nicer, but 7510 is a lot more comfortable to operate. ....
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| BARNEE
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2003-11-15 68810
I am looking at other tractors too. It's that these 2 are the ones I'm interested in for the Kubota line. I have 10 acres of wooded pasture. The tractor will be used for pasture mowing, driveway maintenance and some landscaping around the house, but not yard mowing. I'm currently doing this with a 16 hp Kubota & want to upgrade to cut my mowing time & versitility, but also stay around 15k for a package. ....
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| Art White
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2003-11-15 68860
For what you have said at this point the B-7800 weight would handle the 5' bush hog. ....
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