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Hey Mr. dealer try 14 inches of ground clearance on the Boomer. Only the very small units have 10.2 inches of clearance thats the 18 and 21 HP tractors. If your a dealer let me know where you are so I can stay away from your shop. Only my opinion.

I m so confused Kubota Boomer JD Hydro Standard
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Scaper

Why not make your dealer aware of the problem? <br>I believe that John Deere has a policy that allows you to trade without penalty during a specified period of time (90 days?) after the purchase of a new tractor.

4100 JD for sale
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Jim Fisher

Tractor broke in two? Over loading a steel frame would cause it to bend but not break in two unless it was bent back and forth repeatedly. The steel could fatigue and crack and then break, but it sure seems the operator should detect serious problems before a frame would break in two. This would be true for any brand tractor. Do you have first hand experience or is this just something you heard?<br> Not trying to promote one brand over another, but since you started the comparison, Kubota does makes subframes for all their tractors that need one to attach a hoe. JD does not make a subframe for the 4100 and does not recomend a hoe for it. That should say something. The 4100 is a fine machine, but if your tasks include backhoe work, it would be wise to look at another machine of whatever color including green.<br>

4100 Backhoe
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 8 Post by guest

Yes if I hold for a couple seconds it stays in place. What does that mean?

Kubota slips out of reverse
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by radiance

I just got this tractor and it seems to run very good but it is very hard to start. Any help, or sugestions.<br>thanks <br>Charles

YANMAR VS JD
Yanmar Tractors
Replies 18 Post by Charles Cooley

Deere currently has 10% down 9.9 for 84 months.<br>

any creative financing
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 11 Post by guest

Hi.No diesel, but have a very complete 420 20hp 2 cyl gas (390 hrs.) with<br>a great collection of implements - from the Deere 44 loader to a land plow.<br>If interested, let me know and I can send some pictures. Regards, Doug

John Deere 400 Series Diesel
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by Doug

<br>`I am a Kelley dealer. Kelley makes a hoe for the JD4100 that has a dig depth of 6'6

sheaftractor@coiinc.com. Leonard
"> JD4100
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by lsheaffer

My 4wd compact tractor came with Bridgestone 29X12.00-15 turf on the rear and 20.5X8-10 turf on the front. They have lasted 9 years and 800 tractor hours. They need to be replaced soon and what are my options. Are there really good turf tires available? Any mailorder companies discount quality tires enough to make the freight worthwhile?

Turf Tires Bridgestone any good
Parts and Repair
Replies 6 Post by Jim

Hi Ya'll<br>I am getting set to change the transimission/hydraulic oil for my Kioti and cannot find exact brands listed in the user's manual. Given that it is under warrenty, I want to make sure that I don't invalidate the warrenty. However, the users manual is dated as it does not list

Shell: DONAX-TD, DONAX-TM
MOBIL: Mobil Fluid 423
Exxon: Torque Fluid 56
Anybody out there know of the current versions of these brands, as well as, equivalents of competing brands?
Thanks in advance,
Lee "> Oil Cross Overs
Parts and Repair
Replies 1 Post by guest

Thanks Farminlady for the input, I ordered my TC29D yesterday. I'm in a little<br>different situation than you, so I opted for the Hydro transmission and the <br>Supersteer options. We'll be doing a lot of loader work in the barn, and working the <br>bush-hog around fences in three different pastures. I looked at the JD 4300 and<br>the Kibota 3010; both good units as well as far as I'm concerned, but the TC29D<br>got the nod based on the good feeling I had about the dealership as well as the<br>tight turning capability of the TC29D.<br>Thanks again for the help. I'll let you know how I like it once I put a few hours on.

JD 4300 TC29D Decision
John Deere Tractors
Replies 3 Post by guest

not familier with this one try your kubota tractor dealer it is not in current use. try calling 1 800 859 4483 with your parts list and ask for charlie between 8-5 m-f or 8-12 on sat. is you tractor a 7500 last built in 85?

Kubota engine parts
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by guest

your biggest problem is you don't have enough use for one! this is very hard to justify. I would never go to the gray market due to parts. I would look at a small kubota and not the B7100 or B7300 as they don't have power steering.

need tractor
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by guest

your dealer is right, There used to be a kit for these units but through the grapevine iwas told they didn't work and cost roughly 1500>00 when installed. Kubota sold these tractors as a starter compact. My suggestion would be to swap up to the next size up which has standard power steering

Power Steering for B7100
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 3 Post by guest

I often wonder why any one would want to spend close to 7000.00 on a glorified shovel. when you really want to dig try a L35 with a laurin cab that also covers the backhoe operator. You can take the hoe off and go to the three point hitch at any time. No one in the industry offers a cab close to the grand L's and there is never any thing built for all purposes that is superior in all ways. Would you care to buy some swamp land for a high rise tower to be built on?

Backhoe for Grand L with cab
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 7 Post by guest

reading some of the reponse's to your iquire is quite interesting . the kubota glideshift was first indroduced in the 80's . threre was some problems with them but it was minor. compared to other transmissions it was and still is one of the best in the industry for anyone to opereate. the price option was and still is today only 400.00. The glideshift transmission has only a2% loss as it is a hydralicly shifted gear transmission not a hydro which typecally has a 10% loss of power. the potential of having more than one operater makes the glideshift trans one of the best as there os never a chance of a missed shift or grating gears. any one in a short time can feel very comfortable operating on of these. I would have to say the cost of oil is nomanal compared to a clutch job or to do transmission work.

Kubota GST Transmission
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by guest

Reggie, <br>I can't answer your question but, i would like to ask how you have liked your G1800. I guess you haven't been satisfied with the size of the tire in back but other than that how do you like the product. I am looking to buy the bagger option as well. Curious if you have that and if you feel it does a good job, I have leaves and pine needles year round. So, i have to have the bagger. If you do have it, is it easy to disconnect. I have some areas that I will have to mow once in a while that I will not want to bag. Thanks. MIke. <br>

Kubota G1800 Deck Gauge rear Wheels
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Mike

Webmaster,<br>I like your new search, gives you alot of information,<br> <br> Thanks, Frank

New Search Feature
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 2 Post by Frank

try a2850 or3250 kubota and you will have more than enough power these tractors were built in the 70's and 80's and give excellent service

what am i looking for
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 4 Post by guest

hydro's are the greatest in the industry! glideshift is second best and a little cheaper

Advice on kubota 3710 purchase
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by guest