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Mike, I'm more or less in the same corner of the state you're in and went through this a few years ago. The newer ones don't so up very often and when they do they are often priced as high as a new one. Not trying to be discouraging, just realistic. As always happens, after I bought mine a used...

You just need to make sure when you drill the hole none of the swarf stays in the can. Be sure to check the diameter of the vent body f0r the correct size hole. Mine was 1/2" (I think) but it may be different, and the fit on mine was very tight....like I said I had to tap it in. Then I cut the...

I put vents in mine, still not as good as the old ones, but a damn sight better. You also need to modify that useless spout. But on a few I went with the "redneck fuel vent"; that's just a tire valve put into the topside, near the back. That really does look redneck, so I then stumbles across...

No doubt in my mind you will be happy with your choice. Congrats....

Did you try Barlow's in Somerset? If not, they might have what you want, it's quite an inventory. If I ever buy another Kubota it will probably be from them (and I'm in NW Ohio).

When we moved to this house I bought a B2920, 60" MMM, FEL, R4's and some other stuff. If you plan on that machine being your main mowing tool (like I did at first), I would highly recommend the turfs. Those R4's really leave your yard rough as a cob if it's a little damp. With the clay like...

Hell, I haven't even washed mine yet (after 3 1/2 years)...maybe I should rethink this?????

Treu enough, but getting old beats the hell out of NOT getting old:D

I am. 4 Years ago I bought a B2920 for our property, mostly because I though it was physically the largest tractor I would ever need. But now I'm thinking I could use a larger tractor, not necessarily more HP but more weight and ability to handle heavier 3 PH loads. So I keep looking at the...

Congrats! I'm giving some thought to selling my 2920 and moving up to an L3800.

The maintenance seems to vary from model to model, but on my B2920 at 50 hours it was just the filter. There are 2 filters, one identified as the hydraulic filter (first change at 400 hours, and the fluid as well) the second is the transmission filter (HST) change the filter only at 50 hours...

R4's would be more puncture proof in the woods, I would think. I use them for snow removal on my 500' gravel drive, and have no problems; but when I bought the tractor I also envisioned using it to mow the lawn. I did for a year, then bought a zero turn. The R4's really made the lawn rough. That...

You're probably right....forgot about that.

I agree it takes a bigger tractor. Funny that Land Pride specs it for 25 horse models.

That's kinda what I'm thinking......thanks.

I'm looking at a Land Pride OS1548 overseeder that's for sale near me. I would hook it to my B2920, and mostly use it on my 4 acres of hard clay to overseed a poor stand of grass. If it works well I might do some custom work with it. But I'm questioning whether my tractor would handle it. The...

More of a casual observation than an in depth study, but it looked to me like they offered more options (0% financing, larger rebates and such) in the spring sales than at other times. They don't do model year changeovers, though you might run across a discontinued model from time time with a...

I'd sell mine for quite a bit less than that, but the VA. one is a lot closer to you.

Does the hydraulic shop have any vendors who might have a replacement?

If you look in the mower manual, you'll see a separate section about mounting the mower to a tractor with "farm" tires. The farm tires must be taller, since you need "stopper" plates to put on the mower (look at the pics, you'll see). Anyway, my point is that the adjustment they make for a...