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I just went through the exact thought process. I ended up buying a 2003 B7800 with 102 hours. It too had a few minor scratches. With just 100 hrs, I figured even in the unlikely event it was not maintained, it couldn't be hurt. I would call the dealer and have them run the maintenace records using the serial number and see if it had any problems. Just think of the attachments you can now afford and that you now don't have to worry about the "first" scratch. I use my tractor for work not show and don't want to always be concerned about getting a scratch. After all it is just a hunk of steel.

B7800- NEW OR USED
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by jejeosborne

Just curious, what was the deal with the "other" tractor website and why the hostility?

Boom Pole Forks and Reciever Hitch added to FEL
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 21 Post by jejeosborne

Last weekend I made some attachments for my front end loader. I will post some pictures that my aid others looking to do the same. <br>
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First my dad and I made fork attachments by welding gussets to the sides of the bucket for a solid rod to go through. We then welded heavy pipe to back of the forks which will side on the rod. The bottom of the forks rest against the leading edge of bucket. The forks can slide anywhere between the width of the bucket. I was impressed with what a B7800 kubota would lift with the forks, I would estimate around 750 lbs. <br>
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Fortunately my dad owns a fabricating shop and he helped me..................especially with the welding. <br>
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http://www.jplan.com/cgi-bin/ctbb/fullThread.pl?parentnum=118145&catname=Loaders&catcode=LDR#118148

New additions to FEL on B7800 Boom pole reciever hitch and forks
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by jejeosborne