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On the predelivery it is all different from one dealer to the other. With incoming freight needing to be included I don't think that is to far out. Does the dealer include "free" delivery during the warrantee period for warrantee work? Does it include a "free" fifty hour service. Does it include caps, one for you and a couple for Chief? Does it include free lodging and air for two to the destination of choice? Just joking!

fair price for kubota B7800 with equipment
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Art White

I know that the TC35-TC45 are the same fram, just different engines. The 30 frame must be a different one and that would explain the pedal difference. My TC45 is a 2003, and I believe that the new '04's are the same too.

Goos luck with the TC30.

TC30 price
New Holland Tractors
Replies 25 Post by jasonsewell

That is another way of doing it that I had not thought of. I've used the other stuff (Cloride) and they pump it in through the valve stem. The tire guy comes to the farm and pumps it in or out. My stem rusted out on one of my MF135 wheels after about 25 years.

Storing implements
Kubota Tractors
Replies 7 Post by yooperpete

I wouldn't recommend driving on the pavers with a CUT during the spring thaw or when it has recently rained allot. I live in the city and had a contractor put pavers in an L-shaped sidewalk that leads from the street sidewalk to my front entrance and then off to my driveway. He did it with a curved shape and put circular patterns in it. He also did the same with the step. It looks cool and was done about ten years ago for about $5,000.00. It has held up great and only needs backfilling in the cracks on occasion.

In the spring and when it has rained heavily the pavers can be pushed down quite easily with my weight (250lbs.). In my hometown they have put pavers across main street with lots of truck traffic. They replace/reset them every year or so.

I would suggest putting in a normal cement sidewalk and make a drum that has a brick pattern on it. You can then outline the sidewalk with this pattern and use a cement stain to get the desired color. Timing has to be right when putting the pattern on. If you do it too quickly the cement runs. If you wait too long the pressure crumples the upper surface. You need only wait about 10-20 minutes after pouring and final leveling. Lay a sheet of visqueen on the surface to be cover and place the roller on it and roll it one time. Peel off the visqueen and let it dry.

Concrete step molds
Home Improvement
Replies 16 Post by yooperpete

Did you make the brackets going around the ROPS or is it just all thread bent? I am hoping that Kubota has a kit that I can buy. I can make something like that but I prefer to buy the bracket and lights all together.

Additional lights
Kubota Tractors
Replies 34 Post by kubotaguy

I am planning on buying a JD 970 with a 440 FEL and a 3PH Woods 7500 BH for $12,000. The JD dealer that I am dealing with is the original dealer and has done all of the service work on it. A cemetary owned it for about 200 hours and the current owner is a grocery store manager and uses it on a hobby farm. He is getting ready to retire and is buying a JD110 TLB to be more serious in retirement. I think it is a very good price, but I am curious what the opinion is on this board? Thanks in advance.

970 price 440 loader and Woods 3PH 7500 BH
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by rmosley

If it can turn a 12" auger you will be lucky. Small tractors don't have the HP to turn large augers. I have used 20hp Mini skid steers with 30" augers, but they are hydraulic driven with gear boxes. My b7500 21/16hp had a 12" auger when the orignal owner bought it, he took it back because it had trouble turning it. Unless you live in FL, sand it easy, but clay and rock will kill you.

JD 4100 Post Hole Digger Choice
John Deere Tractors
Replies 6 Post by itsgottobegreen

yeagrek if you think my lights are cool, just wait until my snow plow comes. I got a front blade of a Kubota front mower. I am going to make up brackets to mount it to the loader arms like the curtis plow. I have about $335 in it when i am done, a lot cheaper that a $1500 curtis snowplow. Just waiting for it to be delivered. Right now i have a rubber cutting edge mounted to the bucket and a 51" new metor snowblowe. Only problem, no snow. Not a good thing when you plow snow for a living.

Which is better B7800 or B2710
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by itsgottobegreen

i have a model 65 massey ferguson indirect injection diesel tractor. It has a mechanical trip loader.It is high clearance. It runs every thing works with the exception of diff lock. I have used it to farm 16 acres up until several years ago.. What would be the value range?<br>
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tractor value
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 3 Post by bernard

We are a Jinma dealer in North MS. The Jinma tractors are sold under many different brands such as Agracat, Nortrac,Emerybuilt,Farm Boss, Ironhorse and many others. There are several dealers across the country and parts are available. We carry parts for our Jinma tractors and are continually adding more. We feel like the Jinma has the most bang for your buck than any tractor on the market.

Farm Pro
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 10 Post by sherry

The 1050 is a 33 pto horsepower tractor with 36 net engine horsepwoer so you would be needing to go to the L-4300 for an economy tractor that would give you a little more as they have 37.5 pto horsepower. The grand L-series equivelent would be the L-3830 at 32 for a gear or 30.5 pto horsepowerfor a hydro or the L-4330 at 36 or 34.5 pto horsepower on a hydrostatic drive.

Replacing JD 1050 with Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Art White

I stopped putting my street address listing in the phonebook many, many years ago. If you look up my name, you will just get a town and zip.

Identity Theft
Website Operations Howto
Replies 16 Post by AC5ZO

As an aside to the whole direction this thread was going, someone mentioned consumer protection laws and their applicability to these imported tractors.

I got into this subject a little through a casual acquintance of mine who bought a grey-market Japanese tractor. The Canadian & American consumer protection laws (and most other laws too) are basically the same with only very minor differences. His unit developed a potentially serious problem within days of it's arrival. The engine lost all oil pressure when the bypass valve on the oil pump opened and stayed open.

The problem was he had ordered it directly from Japan and paid for it by credit card, it was then drop shipped to a local dealer, an individual working part-time from home, for 'inspection & delivery'. The 'dealer' claimed he had no liability since the warranty was between the purchaser & seller, and his only involvement was to set it up & deliver it for a fee paid to him by the seller.

After many phone calls, etc., he got a "Sorry, you didn't buy it in Canada, you bought it in Japan." from the Government Dept. responsible for consumer protection. He finally yelled loud enough that the Provincial Gov. called the 'dealer' and basically told him to fix it or they would make his life miserable.

In the end the 'dealer' made an arrangement with a local repair facility to fix it at the sellers expense. It turned out to be a broken spring in the oil pump, cost was minimal, but it could have been fatal.

It all goes back to something I've said too many times to count, it's not what you buy, it's WHO YOU BUY IT FROM that counts.

Best of luck.

TIME TO START MAHINDRA DISCUSSIONS
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 44 Post by Murf

The Delear ordered me the Orange Brushgard for this machine from Kubota. It was list about $175, got it for about $100, well worth it, better than the BX guard as the orange one protects the top of the hood.

aftermarket brush guard
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by jdkubotamurray

You caught my misspellings huh?

Smoking JD L130
Garden and Landscape
Replies 13 Post by Art White

Find one that gives support to the rear axle like the kubota loaders. 500lbs lift is more then enough for it and not having power steering.

B6200 HST Questions
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by Art White

I agree with Mark on the backhoe. I bought the backhoe for my tractor when I bought it as a package. I don't regret the backhoe one bit.

When I want to use the backhoe to do a hour worth of work, it is there ready. I can also break projects up into several segments if I don't have a rental backhoe sitting there costing money.

I bought a 45 HP tractor to have something large enough to do heavy FEL work. The backhoe that I selected matched the tractor after the initial size decision was made. I generally buy something that will fill my needs 90% - 95% of the time and hire out the other.

Tractor Buying -MSRP
John Deere Tractors
Replies 19 Post by AC5ZO

That is a factory lead for the rear work light. It goes on in a couple of the light switch positions but you can run flashers-only or headlights-only.

electrial connector on 2210
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by psimonson

How about that 5' tiller for this guy! With a hydro you might be able to a bit more do to the speed changes you can do. Part of this is the type of soil you will be using it in. If it is not hard then you could go more width.

tiller
Kubota Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Art White

Good to hear! I'm liking the Grand L series - Seems like good bang for the buck in something I can get repaired with good resale should I need it, and I like the layout. Knowing that it's not that big of deal to pull the hoe pretty much seals the deal!

Thanks for all your good input!

John

Backhoe install removal on 4610 and L5030
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by HuckMeat