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I think PaulL and I are in violent agreement🍻

That's a pretty good post, but if you're going to move up from a BX/Deere 1025 to a Kubota B2301, you should really compare it to a Deere 2xxx series. I understand brand loyalty. People get pretty wound up when anyone dares to question which brand is best. We all spent $$$$ for our CUTs...

When I had a skid steer, there was always a lot of backing up and rear visibility wasn't great. I installed a wide rear view mirror and tried to remember to check it every time I went in reverse. In the case of an incident when one vehicle backs into a stationary vehicle, the fault is 90% the...

I'll say it again. Kubota is the Gold Standard Kioti is an Up and Comer Kioti reminds me of the trajectory of Hyundai. In the early days, they were viewed as cheap and lesser. They had small and limited dealers. In relatively short order, they refined and improved their product. They paid...

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If it is a B7100, there are replacement parts on ebay. Here is a video of the repair on a similar mode.

I've seen a few people use the electric power steering from a Saturn Vue. They are remarkably inexpensive.

The current shortage of dealer stock is going to help Kioti, LS and Mahindra. Competition helps keep the market leaders honest.

Ahhh, that solves the mystery. Happy Days

Kioti is not Kubota - yet. They are an up an comer that makes nice, feature rich tractors. Time for Kubota to hear the footsteps, and refine the L01 series. Not that they're bad tractors, but a little more basic than they need to be - even for an economy model. Eliminate the hump, add...

It costs you nothing to put the turnbuckles on the inside and the lower arms on the outside and see if that helps. (If there's room for that turnbuckle connecting point to face inward).

Might be an aftermarket kit.

Your tractor's lower arms are offset, which is good. Can you invert one or both of the lower pins on your implement to narrow the stance?

Are your lower arms offset like these? The offset arms give more clearance for the tires.

I had a 15hp Shabaura that had the same problem. I simply moved one of the bottom pins 180 degrees (facing inside) which narrowed the width of the arms and gave me more clearance.

I view Case/IH as different color New Hollands. Yanmar has long been building great tractors - it's just that for years most years, they were painted green and yellow :)

Here is my take on Compact Tractor Brands ;)

What did you use to map your trails?