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Yeah all, sort of thought the M6040 was a bit big. Really about 3.5 acres as it is 4 acres with house on it and a little tree bush area. I will also be planting trees so that will take about .3 acre but will need to mow so the zero turn is likely good purchase. I am looking still at the B2650...

Wow, good to see this discussion as am still looking at tractors for me four acres. I am also looking at B2650 which is as small as I think would like to go. I did look at an LS ( sorry folks) as it was 35HP and around same price also brand new. I have now come across an M6040 but that seems...

Ok bought the Gravely 42" and that should be good for mowing and now to get a tractor. Still looking around. I even found a Kubota M6040 but think a bit large for my 4 acres which will be less once I build my shop and add a couple of sheds for gardening and canning. The Kubota M6040 came up when...

Well I can get a 1 year old Gravely XL but only 42" cut used only about 6 times they paid 4200 CDN dollars what would be fair for used. I am researching and 42 may be a bit small guess just mow longer. The little MF GC2410 is sort of nice as for winter I do have a plow on a truck. The Kubota...

Triple R thanks for input. The SCUT and CUT is really hard to differentiate at times. Guess that is why the Kubota is over $10 grand Canadian more even though less attachments. The cab is pretty sweet though . Have to pull the trigger soon but $38k is lots for a tractor.

Thank you all for your response. I am looking to also use front end loader so am pricing with loader as this used did not have an FEL. I do have a truck with snow plow so plowing not as much an issue. I did just find a used 250hr MF GC2410 TLB with FEL, front blower, MMM, tiller, dirt blade and...

Looking to purchase tractor for 3+ acres to mow. I have been researching tractors for sometime now and very confusing. I was originally looking at forgive me JD but seem they are overpriced for what you get. I have looked at all others and have found a Kubota B2650 HSDC but seem very expensive...