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What would be a good price to ask ? Again it is 2000 bx200 60"cutting deck or where would I look to get the current value ?

BX2200 Trade In
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by bwarren

Scott,
I own a 110 and I have to say ,I love it.I also looked at the L48,I had an L35 and was looking to upgrade.I was ready to plunk my money down on the 48 when I saw the 110,I did a ridiculous amount of research on it and after looking at the good and bad points of both machines,and having been a firm Kubota guy,decided to give the Deere a chance,and I can say it was a good decision for me.It is a tad smaller than the 48,in width and in the hoe department,but the loaders are very close.The 110 runs smoother hydraulically than a 48,the hoe is buttery smooth and comes off in a snap,and the hydraulic options are more incorporated into the machine,no extra levers sticking out everywhere.Also from a construction standpoint the 110 seems more construction oriented,don't get me wrong there is nothing wrong with the L48,it is a great machine too,the 110 just seemed to fit me better.I paid 41000 for mine with all hydraulic options,hoe quick couplr,two hoe buckets,4n1 loader bucket,standard loader bucket,rubber stabilizer pads,skid plate,stabilizer gaurds,and 55amp alternator.

JD 110 TLB
John Deere Tractors
Replies 59 Post by Poptart

Len, In a few months, Kioti will have the CK20 available in hydro. Until then, there are no Kioti hydros. Hydro's are usually bullet proof (how's that for gettin' the guns in!) The first time you split the case on a manual trans, you've usually paid for the extra cost of a hydro, plus they're worth more on resale and easier to operate on loader work. You can be as accurate as a Nosler boatail placing the bucket where you want. On the B series Kubota's which go to 30 HP, there is only one model now with a shift trans - the B7500DT. Kioti's are much heavier than a typical John Deere or Kubota in their HP class, so weight is not as much an issue with them. I think in the 7 tight areas you have a 45 HP like your uncle says will be too cumbersome and it doesn't sound like you need that kind of HP in the remaining 6. I would go around to dealers and test drive some machines so you get an idea what you like. You might have to bite the bullet (there I go again) and spend a few more pesos to get a machine you'll be happy with.
Pacesetter

LK 2554 4wd w Koyker Loader
Kioti Tractors
Replies 17 Post by Pacesetter

I want to buy a used tc45d and want to make sure the price is okay. The tractor has 900 hours on it but very nice condition. It has a 16la loader and ind. tires on it, also has a new 72" bucket with the quick attach. setup. what would seem like a good price considering I looked at every brand in that h.p. and could not find a whole lot.<br>
Thanks

price on used tc45d
New Holland Tractors
Replies 9 Post by ruger454

Try here

Starter Parts
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by jack1747

You can order or check parts at this link.

massey 1045 part numbers
Massey Ferguson Tractors
Replies 5 Post by jack1747

sorry people, wrong message board,"little ones ya know?!!"

419 loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 8 Post by JAZAK

I goofed , I placed my message on the wrong forum see(419 loader-jazak) sorry.

Finish mower pros or cons needed
Mowers Field and Finish
Replies 9 Post by JAZAK

Hi
We own ten acres and I want a tractor. The land is not flat. There's a steep hill in the pasture which is about 7 acres. There is a pit that takes up about two acres that they use to haul sand out of. We have plenty of outbuildings(barn, garage, hog shed, 2 sheds and chicken house). I would use a tractor to mow the pasture. It is very rough. Also, plow snow, clean manure out of barn, work on trees that need to be cut up, and it would come in handy for fixing up buildings and other odd jobs. My dad farms and whenever we need a tractor for something we always go to him. The one that usually gets brought over is a Duetx Allis 6260 of about 60 hp. Sometimes he has the mower on the AC 7080(That's way to big).
How much hp do you recomend?
Thanks

How much hp
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by Illini

The website is agdeal.com, and yes it is member subscription for that area, but is well worth it.

Kubota GF1800 blue book price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Buffi

I am looking to by my first tractor this summer. I've narrowed it down to the New Holland TC30 or TC33. What kind of price or performance can I expect from buying a factory vs. off brand FEL? Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks Kenne

factory vs other brand FEL
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 6 Post by Kenne

The most practical solution would be to have everything marked and laid out and just pay a contractor to do it for you. Next would be renting equipment, I'd be most likely to rent a mini excavator from a rental store, I've never seen tractor implements to rent locally. Last would be buying your own. Now, having said that, my solution to a similar problem was to buy a 3ph backhoe. To accomplish all of the work I need done, probably wouldn't take a week of solid work to do it, but I don't have a solid week all together. With my own backhoe(in my case, I built a CadPlans hoe) I can work on landscaping and ditching when I have time. It allows me the flexibility of getting one job done before starting on another. If you buy a new backhoe, you'll lose a considerable amount of money when you sell it. If you find a decent deal on a used backhoe attachment (frequently on ebay), you could use it for a year or so and take care of it, probably not lose any money when you sell it. Like any implement, though, you'll find more and more uses for it. I originally thought I'd sell mine after a couple of years, now don't see that happening for a long time. Please consider Tom's comments about 3ph hoes. We both have them, but they can damage tractors. Be careful.
Bill

Is it common to rent lease implements
Operating and Attachments
Replies 17 Post by BillMullens

Elker, I use an L35 and a CC 7275 in my landscaping business. The L35 is really in a class by itself, having a 1700# to full height lift on the FEL and a hoe with 5000# on the bucket and 3600# crowd on the dipper stick. Compare this to 2800# on the 7275's 407 hoe bucket, 2000# on its dipper stick, and 1200# lift on its 417 FEL. While the L35 is GST and the 7275 has an easier to use hydro, both work well for their intended purposes. I have no trouble going from one machine to the other, it would be nice to have an L35 with hydro like on the L48. The 7275's 407 (made by Woods) digs down to 7.5 ft with a two foot flat bottom, the L35's BT900 (made by Bradco for Kubota USA) digs down 9.5 ft with a two foot flat bottom. The BT900 control valves are silk and operation is smooth and easy to control with just a feather touch. The CC 407 has basic valves that take a novice many hours to master. The L35 is by far the better tractor, it is commercial grade as opposed to utility grade (with many practical differences, like self-leveling FEL bucket, too numerous to list here). What does this mean? Simply put, in everyday use the L35 will do more with less strain and repair than the 7275 or comparable utility tractor. The hoe on the L35 removes and attaches quickly, however, you have to setup the 3pt hitch to add implements, and I found there is an interference problem with both the hitch arms and hoe in place. The CC 407 uses a nice sub-frame and you can keep the 3pt hitch assembled and ready for use when you take off the hoe. Kubota has a list of options for the L35 a mile long, many which I regret buying, like the stupid super-duty air cleaner. The stock air filter would have been just fine for normal use. Yet the plumbing option to the hoe and loader really come in handy when using skid steer attachments on the loader, and a hydraulic breaker on the hoe. So if you decide on the L35, choose your options carefully. One last note, L35's hold their resale value even when beaten near to death.

Should I buy an L35
Kubota Tractors
Replies 14 Post by Ted at Abbeywoods, L

I have a 7265.Has anyone ever turbo charged one of these?

Turbo charging
Cub Cadet
Replies 1 Post by K AM

I just bought a Pronovost P-860TRC which has a side discharge chute, as well as two hydraulic motors for turning the drum and chute. It lists here in P.E.I. for $5800 Can, which is roughly $3600 US. The price seems a little steep to me.

Stumpy,

snow blower price
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 7 Post by Stumpy

I have a Quote of $22,580 for new TC40D Hydro,4x4,SS,Dual Power,17LA quick attach,72" HD Bucket,48" Quick Attach Forks,2 Rear Remotes,top & Tilt Hyd Cyl's,front grill gard,New Holland rear work ligtht,And 600# wheel weight.
Is this a good Deal??

New TC40D
New Holland Tractors
Replies 2 Post by NETM

The only tiller experience I've had is with a rear mount tiller on a JD #345, they do a fine job, only are more time consuming to mount than a 3 pt. would be. So I too am curious about Land Pride tillers, especially the reverse till models where the tines turn in the opposite direction of other tillers, so I too would enjoy any experiences with the RTA series or the RTR reverse tine series. Thanks.

Land Pride RTA 1050 Tiller
Operating and Attachments
Replies 3 Post by hardwood

The 2120 is out of production. You can find them with low hours or maybe even a few leftovers. If you don't want a hydro they are considered one of the best CUT's ever made.
Pacesetter

TC40 2120 or3010s
New Holland Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Pacesetter

Bob, If you have hilly terrain, I would stay away from a 72" mower deck. You just won't get a good cut. I would compare the NH TC29D and Kubota B7800. Dealer for dealer, tractor for tractor and see which YOU like the best. You can't go wrong with either. My experience on these forums is people usually start too small. In your case I think you're going the other way and starting too big. I have 20 acres, 3 front lawn and 17 back pasture. A 3130 or 3710 would be more than adequate for me. Be sure to get a front end loader. You can get blade attachments for it for snow and use the bucket at other times. Frequently you will see used tractors available with belly mowers and new loaders - Because the original owner didn't get one and it's tough sell without it. Good Luck
Pacesetter

Pricing on 3710 and 3130
Kubota Tractors
Replies 16 Post by Pacesetter

Except for the R4's I think the tire load problem is more the front than the back. (Although the "regular" turf tires may be limited there, the "golf" tires have higher ratings).

Example - Rear R1's around the size used for the large JD's - 13.6-28, 6 ply, around 2800lbs per tire (at 25mph!), the 16.9-24, 6 ply, around 3400lbs per tire (again at 25mph).

Tim

Secret Specs on John Deere Compact Tractors
John Deere Tractors
Replies 35 Post by TimB