Recent content by GrassLakeRon

Now read "To build a fire" by Jack London https://americanliterature.com/author/jack-london/short-story/to-build-a-fire

I have 2.68 acres all rolling with a 300' driveway . My b 8200 is perfect. If it ever dies a lx or standard l

https://www.tractorhouse.com/listing/for-sale/249515147/1988-kubota-b8200-less-than-40-hp-tractors Im still looking for you. The BF 300A in good condition is few and far between. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1460366947606484/posts/3483040102005815/ He is in your state

I must have worded this wrong, Kubotabooks is a great site. I was the one who sent them the digital copy of the brochure to post. I also sent them today the shop manual to post. I sent the OP a link as well. When I was in the market for a shop manual was the never ending links to buy. I did...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AkuOxC3cdNZMXx4tGScATqxkujc_7o9T/view?usp=sharing Here is a shop manual

I sent the brochure to the website to post it for others. The sites for manuals work once you have payed for them. BTW: When you do pay and download the download time is time based. It will not work two later.

Other then its $2000 more then when you took that screenshot.

I replaced mine last year. The cost was $1600. They are the same size as an LX in the back and a B in the front.

It was better then calling them the "BIG B". My B8200 today would be an LX and a B7200 would be a B series like a B2601.

Nice Stewart and Stevenson

The 6.7 or the 7.3 in your 450?

I posted this earlier: "When i was at my dealer we ran the numbers on 3 tractors: B2601,Lx2620 and L2502. The B2601 W/60" mower was $23,012, the lx w/60" was $25,257 and the L2502 w/60" was $25,330. The L and Lx were a much better buy in what I was looking for." A standard L is the best $$$

Funny that you say that.... At 55 mph i get 16.5mpg At 70 mph I get 14.3mpg At 80 mph I get 13.3mpg 2021 Ford F350 SCLB 4x4, 7.3 Godzilla and 4.30 gears. So ya I drive 55mph on back roads...... P.S. - Best tank was in Wyoming 17.3 mpg

Buying a new tractor is like buying a new car. Drops 20% when you take it home without putting hours on it. I see it as buy bigger then you need and don't look back. For me I bought used due to available and my time frame.

yes landpride.