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Sounds like you are at the wrong dealer -- I have 2 Kubota Tractors, a Kubota Mini-Ex am looking at a CTL -- dealer brought me one out to demo, no problem.

Hi All - placing an order for a new Kubota KX-040 mini excavator. I have it all spec'd out but have one question and am hung up on it. (yes I am getting the hydraulic thumb) You can choose 1 Auxiliary Hydraulic Port, which has a diverter valve or you can do 2 Auxiliary Hydraulic Ports. With 1...

Hey guys...when using your quick hitch - do you use bushings on you implements pins on just hook up to the pins themselves?? I bought several implements - tiller, box blade, grade scraper, bush hog - and thought it would be nice to have a set of bushings for each - so I bought right length for...

well then.... RCF2072 for Sale -- will be getting a tow behind model that will properly cut grass....crazy.

I am in disbelief that the answer is basically - yep thats just the way it is - or - that you have to work the 3 point up and down to get a decent mow, hell no. If thats so, why would anyone ever buy and use a 3 point mower ? Tow behinds dont do this.

So I recently got an L4060 with several Land Pride implements. One being a brush hog - RCF2072. I got the optional floating top link and have leveled it and etc as instructed. When I mow with it - it mows horrible !! It is uneven ground with higher and lower spots. When I go into a low spot...

My guess is you in fact didn't do enough research and ended up buying the wrong machine for the wrong task for the wrong price and now are having regrets. I'll bet it has little to nothing to do with anything related to Kubota quality. I am as OCD as they come and researched the hell out of...

What is the full MSRP of your total items (tractor with options and implements with their options) ? Take 17%-18% off of that, and thats a good deal - based on my experience.

Hydro - I have negotiated very good deals when I purchase...taking into account not only the tractor (with options) but the implements...add up the MSRP on everything and take around 17%-18% off of that MSRP -- that will give you a good price to pay.

Not really much to think about - no one on here has said "yes, get a 2wd" -- Trust the people on here - I have and their advice has served me well. You get the 2wd and I'll bet you a 20 oz bone in ribeye, after 6 months you'll say "Man, I wish I had gotten the 4wd Tractor" Good luck in your...

Traction, Traction, Traction.... http://www.bigtractorpower.com/fourwheeldrivetractorhistory.htm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wVi-fWMZ2k

I wouldn't even consider buying a 2wd Tractor...not sure of the $ difference, but if I had to save up longer or finance longer to get the 4wd, I would..

kenmac --- yeh - I agree - I wouldn't but that one with Really Long bottom tines... here's the one I had thought of: (opinions if you considered this one and why not bought it?) -- this is just the new 60" version of the 55"...

I'd encourage you, as I think many other on here will as well to look at the EA (everything attachments) grapples instead.

I was considering it for an L4060 -- Travis steering me to the new 60" wicked root rake grapple: https://www.everythingattachments.com/60-Inch-Wicked-Root-Rake-Grapple-p/eta-60-wrrg.htm But again -- just REALLY unsure of those super short bottom tines...

Kenmac - sorry if I missed this - which model Kubota tractor do you run this Xtreme root rake grapple on ?? Also - why did you go with the Xtreme one versus what I'll call the regular Root Rake Grapple ? (just the dumping of weeds issue?) I like the one in Ted's video - but what I dont like...

Congrats !! jgregory...enjoy your new toy. (and below when I say "you", I don't mean you specifically jgregory) I have a real problem with those people that leave negative reviews or bash a company simply because they "didn't get their way" and refuse to take ownership of THEIR mistake, thereby...

Ken -- I'm sorry, I'm confused as to which one you have ? can you post a pic?

Looks like I might have found a place. Spoke to him already, seems to do very good work. Mostly does Ford's he said, but can and will do an Allis Chalmers..and he is literally 10 miles from where the tractor is. http://arthurstractors.com/

Here she is in her current glory...(had engine cover off of far side, what you see hanging down)