Recent content by Bmello

I need a little help. A rodent chewed through my fuel return lines on my B2650. I went to the local dealer and found the replacement hoses in the schematics, but they didn’t have on hand. They can order but it’s 10 days and 40 bucks. So I took one of the lines to the local autozone and...

I have a little over 20 acres of dense hardwood forests and about a 5 acre field that i take care of. I compare the B2650 to the L3301 and wound up with the B2650. The B2650 has just about an inch more clearance and is a tad narrower which really works well in the woods for me. No issues...

o I have the 2650 also and have had no issues with 26hp vs 33hp. I pull a 60" brush hog and even in deep grass no shortage of power. Also, I saved nearly $8,000 over the 3350 which I spent on attachments. Because of that I can do way more with the slightly smaller tractor. I was wary of...

The only difference between the B3350 and the B2650 is horsepower. I have a B2650 run a 5 foot brush hog, box blade and rototiller with no issues at all. I have about 20 acres of pretty rugged terrain and other than moving big trees (something I need a 60 horse large tractor) I've no issues at...

I don't think you will go wrong either way. I have 20plus hilly wooded acres and actually went to the b2650 due to clearances and my fear of the dpf. I have a one mile gravel drive I maintain. 5 foot box blade, straight blade, and brush hog and have never had any shortage of power. It was...

i paid a little less for my rig back in October. I picked up a B2650 rops with FEL, landpride rcr1260, landpride bb1260 for right at 17,500 before tax. I've seen pallet forks for 750 or below. however, I paid cash and there was no financing involved.

Andrew and the folks at Hartzlers will take real good care of you. I'm really impressed with how they take care of folk. Next trip in tell them I recommended them. Maybe I'll get a hat!

Dittos. I went with the B2650 as well to avoid any potential issues with the DPF. Also, the b2650 has the same engine as the b2920 so I've been assuming that it's capable of 29 hp if its tuned correctly. I haven't had been he been rage or need though to explore that. I've had plenty of...

Heartland Tractor - used to be Hartzler Equipment. Really good folk there and highly recommended.

Agreed. I did the same thing. Went to Colemans in Bonner and started looking as it's about 1/2 mile from my house but found my deal just south of Harrisonville Mo. Turns out that it's also about 50 miles closer to our farm In Creighton MO. Kubota dealer typically work really well together...

For most operations around the farm I keep my rpms around 1800-1900. Rarely need to go over 2000. However 540 PTO speed is around 2500 rpm. In waist high grass I did need to bump up to 2300 rpm on really wet sections with a 60 inch mower. It's all over in what you are trying to do.

I got my B2650 with a 60 inch cutter and bb with the front loader for right at 17k. It was a year end blowout but was a great deal. Love this thing. It is probably the best purchase I've made this decade.

I picked up a B2650 last fall and have really been knocked out by its performance. I have about 20 acres of pretty rough land and have yet to be short of power. I specifically got this over the 2620 due the higher clearance and wheel base. I compared to a l3200 and there wasn't that much...

I'm in near Kansas City and have a b2650. I'm pulling a 60" blade for snow and think it would handle a 72 for snow ok. However, I wouldn't pull a 72 inch in wet dirt or gravel.

I have 20 heavily wooded acres and bought a b2650 last fall. No complaints and definitely not underpowered. I run a 60 inch brush hog, box blade and grader and it pulls them all with no issues. No snowblower though. The only issues I have had all relate to traction. I'm going to get...