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Everyone has different learning curves and ways they enjoy doing things. Some people are totally comfortable with gear drive tractors for what they need them for. You should figure out the percentages of what you might need the tractor for and if anyone else might posssibly be operating the tractor. That is where the hydro's come in as they are very easy to operate or to train people to operate them. They have a built in dead man petal so all you need to do when unsure of a situation is to remove your foot unless using cruise. The gear drive tractor will burn less fuel during open field work just like a car or truck on the open highway and the initial cost is less but when working in close quarters the costs of clutches offsets all fuel as well as the lower initial cost in the long run. In the Kubota line you could get by with a BX on the low cost size but more satisfaction would be gained with the larger B-series like the B-7800 that would work with a five foot bush hog style mower for the pasture and still be able to quickly handle the lawn mowing with a seventy two inch mowing deck and still not put you ove budget. This type of package would give you optimum time for the horses as well as family and yourself.

which tractor for 8 acre horse farm
Operating and Attachments
Replies 6 Post by Art White

I HAVE A L3010 HYDRO AND FOR THE FIRST TIME HAD TO MOVE IT SOME DISTANCE ON THE ROAD. WHEN USING LOW AND MEDIUM RANGES NEVER HAD A PROBLEM,WHEN USING HIGH RANGE TRACTOR FLYS BY JUST TOUCHING HYDRO PEDAL, IF YOU PUSH THE PEDAL ANY FURTHER ENGINE STALLS OR RPMS DROP FAST. THIS ALL OCCURS ON THE LEVEL.DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT MIGHT BE WRONG?

KUBOTA HYDRO RANGE
Kubota Tractors
Replies 20 Post by putput

Bill,
I own a MT372, I don't have a belly mower for it.Where could i locate one?
Thanks Bill,
Todd

MT372 Questions
Mitsubishi
Replies 8 Post by Todd bullock

Murf how many kubotas do you have?

1 2 and then 3
Kubota Tractors
Replies 9 Post by itsgottobegreen

I have a 48" landpride on my B7500. It handles it just fine, don't try to do to much 1", it will bog down. But tall grass is not a problem. A 60" is to big. The manual says only to have a maxium of a 42" rotary cutter. I got one of each, a 48" and a 42". The 42" is for sale. see classifieds.

7510 and brushhog
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by itsgottobegreen

Yes, Murf is right. I seem to remember the use of a york rake, putting them into piles, and then using the front end loader to pick up piles, into a dump truck to haul away

Beach Grading
New Holland Tractors
Replies 11 Post by Chip11

Scooter,
Where did you purchase your 2210 from?

Price Check - Deere 2210 package
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by Ken Cox

lockwoodfe ; Is the filter you speak of under the floor board , or is under the centre of the tractor in the hydrostatic trans housing?

Upgrading Hydraulic suction filter on 4300
John Deere Tractors
Replies 9 Post by cthomp

I dont really care,was just curious.It seemed to me that the fit/finish on the Boomer was superior to the green and orange.Im totally satisfied that I made the right choice where ever it was made.

made in USA
New Holland Tractors
Replies 7 Post by trbomax

OK I did it. So far so good. The tractor is just the right size for my needs. I do notice the fit and finish is not up to my L3300. Don't know if it is the model or slacking off by Kubota.

Backhoe works well Bucket picks up a full load of gravel..

I'll update in a couple of weeks

Trading Down my L3300 Grand for a BX23TLB
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by nhsteve

Stonegate
Ther is a long post that compares and contrasts the 4210 with the 7800 on the Deere owning buying page I believe. I do not have nor have I tested the orange machines much but there is much info on this board, some quite spirited, . Just do a search on either or both and you will get more than you probably want to read about the two.
Tracer

Tractor and Z Mower or just Tractor
Kubota Tractors
Replies 11 Post by tracer

Hoser
Greetings all
Dealer called and said the hose was the problem. I did not realize the hose was actually pulled off enough to cause the problem. The hose should be 4 to five inches over the fitting and it was just barely hanging on and letting lots of air in causing the problem. Boy do I feel stupid. Well at least it is not an expensive learning experience. The tractor comes home from the hospital err dealership tomorrow and I will spend some time inspecting hoses and clamps so I know what is supposed to look like what. I was a little timid with the hose inspection but I did not want to pull the thing off and get a tranny fluid bath but I did anyway-see above. This really is like ZEN and Motorcycle maintenance isnt it? I need to have more faith in my instincts but at the same time caution is a good thing too. Stll living and learning at 49. Speaking of Motorcycles does anyone have aninterest in a 1975 XS 650 Yammer. It runs but needs a tune. Thanks to all.
Tracer

Jerky Fel main boom
John Deere Tractors
Replies 12 Post by tracer

You may want to consider these guys. Not many have heard of them but they invented the ZTR. I believe their prices are in the $3000 range give or take.

Lawn mower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 25 Post by Chief

I am having a hard time believing what you are saying. Basically you say, " that all lenar tractors are junk".

How do you expalin the fact that every other lenar owner who has posted, seemed to be pleased. I even researched old post from lenar owners, both hear and on one of the other boards. And well, they seem pleased with the tractor.

So this leads me to think that either you did not know what to expect with a chinese tractor, and or your dealer did not assemble them correctly, and or you are overexxagerating your problems.

Where does it appear to be leaking oil? Is it hydralic oil or engine oil.

some info on lenar tractors
Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac
Replies 96 Post by fred

I put allot of hoes on NH tractors, from the Tc 24 the whole way up to the tc55. None of them even come close to the ease of kubota. And most people in here know I bleed blue.

first tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 15 Post by oneace

Why? Too $$$ to be practicle if done right. Just fix the manual or trade for an auto truck.

Manual to Automatic
Pickup Trucks and Trailers
Replies 3 Post by AV8R

The NH 84" dose not leave clumps.

84 quot midmount mower which tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 6 Post by oneace

Does anyone have a suggestion for a book on tractoring? I'll be getting a 4110 in about a month and would really like some literature that has some helpful tidbits.<br>
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Thanks

Newbie needs a book
John Deere Tractors
Replies 4 Post by aemiller

What is the secret to successful touch up painting on a Kubota body panel. I like keeping the tractor looking good, but have not been able to get the touch up paint right. I bought a can of Kubota orange from my dealer, but it doesn't look right on a body panel. It is OK on the FEL arms, but I tried a little spot on the body panel, and it just didn't look right. Any secrets out there that would help? Thanks

TOUCH UP PAINT
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by beagle

I too thought it was a strange post, seemed to be touting the dealer a LOT more than his prized new tractor.

The 'subject' struck me as strange also, "First New Holland from tarheel Tractor" sounds more like a Grand Opening special than a pleased tractor owner.

Maybe I'm just too much of a cynic.

Best of luck.

First New Holland from Tarheel Tractor
New Holland Tractors
Replies 29 Post by Murf