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I intend on doing my own 50-hour service next month and in addition to the parts below, I plan on putting a diesel stabilizer and a fuel tank in. Here are the parts that I was quoted by my dealer as a 50-hour service parts list: Engine oil filter 11.32 Two fuel filters 15.98 Hyd oil filter...

Thank you all for the knowledge!

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Generac-20-000-Watt-Air-Cooled-Automatic-Standby-Generator-with-200-Amp-SE-Rated-Transfer-Switch-6244/204006877?quantity=1#specifications If so, what would the recommended method be?

I'm picky about how I drive my car (don't slip the clutch too much) so my idea applies to my tractor, too. Whenever I'm engaging and disengaging the deck, I like to make sure it's at idle. Any thoughts on that? I just seems like it would be a bit harder on it (for no reason) at higher rpms...

I'm always going to go back to a dealer that negotiates with me. I called one dealer and they were selling at MSRP and would not budge. Looking forward to years of great service. Also, I'll have lots of questions in the tech side of the forum.... Thank you all for the advice.

That was finance price. The dealer mentioned Kubota is offering 0.0% or $700 cash. So, if it was cash sale, it would have been $13,700. I put it on my homeowners insurance for $50/year. Kubota insurance would have been $18/month.

This past weekend, I shopped around between 3 dealers and finally negotiated a price of $14,400 for a new BX2670 with 60" deck, FEL, Loaded rear tires, and free delivery. I'm just wondering if that is a fair price...... Looking forward to reaching out to you folks when I have 'real' questions. :)