I have an old B9200HST tractor and am looking for a front loader. I have been told a Kubota BF350 will fit, but have not been able to find one. Any ideas out there as to where I might find one or other options.
Loader for a B9200HST
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Finding exact Kubota fit will be impossible. Best option is an after market loader and there are tons of great brands out there. Be prepaired to spend between $2,500 to $4000 for a loader.
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I worked with a small time private dealer (who was moving 30+ tractors a year) and he consistently bought Woods loaders for all of his Kubota's and never had a problem. They look well made and have the nice curves like the newer Kubota loaders.
I have a B9200 with the factory BF350 loader and I love it. With a concrete counterweight I can lift over 800lbs (approx 2-3') and have had much more on my forks with a little finagling.
I have a B9200 with the factory BF350 loader and I love it. With a concrete counterweight I can lift over 800lbs (approx 2-3') and have had much more on my forks with a little finagling.
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I have a b9200 with bf350-a loader. I'm not sure what the a stands for but you might be able to find by using this model number.
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Does the model revision mean that you still have all of the same parts on the attachment as the original model? The reason why i am asking is because the local dealer states that my loader has no bushings but from what i can see it has them. Having said all that they can't give me a part number for new bushings as their system doesn't show them.