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"Rear mounted pull-behind: Similar to above, but the intake is on the tractor side so the blower is used while facing forward. Unfortunately, this means the tractor travels on the uncleared snow. Best suited to larger tractors with ag tires. Also, more difficult to get close to fixed objects...

"The drag did spread the loam really well but I realized I need a LOT more loam so I’ll drop some more and order another load next week. The area looked flattened but when you run over a former hole the tires pack the loam and leave a hole." I think you're on the right track. I would suggest...

Hyundai is not a bad comparable. They started out relatively obscure, offered a great warranty and have shown themselves to be good at designing ad marketing cars. They have a greater market share than GM, Ford or Honda. Kioti is a worthy competitor for Kubota, and they would be fools if...

A LX2610/3310 with R14 tires and wheel spacers sounds pretty good to me. You will appreciate its capabilities over time versus a sub-compact tractor.

Te Befco implements I have seen looked to be decent.

This is the seat that is on my L3010.

I own a L3010 GST. It is a great tractor. It will run circles around a BX 2680. Around here they go for $12k with a loader and 2000 plus hours, The attachments are worth about $2,000. .... Upon further review, it looks like I am living in the olden days. There are several listings on...

I'm glad you'll breathe easy if it is confirmed to be only cosmetic. It woud be helpful if you would give dimensions of the length, width and depth of this dent.

If BGTLS is unhappy with his Kubota, I think he should trade it in on a Jinma or Mahindra ;)

This tractor isn't that much newer or bigger than the L2550. Who can make sense of prices these days? L2550 - 1985 - 1991 23.5 PTO hp L2900 - 1994-1999 25 PTO hp Kubota L2900 4x4 With 341 Hours! Kubota LA480 Loader With 71" Pinned Bucket, Valve Block And Joystick. 8/8 Glide Shift...

Hardly any L2550, 2650, 2950s listed on Tractorhouse for a benchmark. I looked at John Deere 850s and 950s as a comparable. Hardly any of those on Tractorhouse either. I've never seen such sparse inventory.

OP said: Kubota L2550-GST Good running condition Original owner - bought new in '89-'90 4WD BG400 loader Garage kept. Has been kept serviced by Kubota dealer Isn't a bad guess. I'm guessing that in today's market, it would be on the higher end of that range.

It seems like any CUT with a loader is worth $10,000 + these days.

Did you resolve your problem? Please share so others may learn.

So, any updates??

Last year I cracked my fuel filter housing. Replaced it and the filter, made sure the bowl was full, but there was still too much air in the system. I looked in the manual and found the bleeder knob. opened it up, cranked the engine, and in 15 seconds it was purring like a kitten. Closed...

The implements are $5k new, $3k used. If this is your first tractor, I'd be inclined to buy the John Deere and start using it. After a year, you'll have a better idea about specifically you want. If you want new, get the Kubota L3560.