Will be looking at purchasing a tractor within the next year I hope. Have been doing alot of research on line and really like the kubota B7100 model. Was wondering if it is possible to purchase one of these older models brand new, 18 hp , 4wd , would be more than enough power for what I hope to use the tractor for, Would appreciate any comments on this Thanks , Joe
New B7100 model kubota
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If you want a new tractor why not a B2320? A little more power than a B7100 but a LOT more refinement and features. Don't be scared of your local Kubota dealer! Even a new BX1850 will do anything a B7100 does. Even though it is a lower profile tractor with smaller diameter tires it still is an amazing performer.
Ed
Ed
Yes Vic! The BX2660 is my favorite of the compacts! It just sounds so nice! It is a lot more money though
Ed
Ed
Kene1023
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B7100, L4200DT, 5' bushog, 4'bushog 7' BB, 6' disks, single plow, 8' flail mower
Hi guys,
Just want to add. I have a b7100, and the wife and I were looking at a new b2320. I am in the process of resurrecting an orange grove and part of my property is forested but i do enjoy going out and trailblazing with the 4' mower and b7100. We both laughed at how much we would end up knocking, bending and repairing if we tried to do that with the b2320. I do want to add that Kubota has moved towards more sheet metal and less plastic, but not enough for me to consider a replacement, its only 18 years old and 2500 hours.
Thanks,
Ken
Just want to add. I have a b7100, and the wife and I were looking at a new b2320. I am in the process of resurrecting an orange grove and part of my property is forested but i do enjoy going out and trailblazing with the 4' mower and b7100. We both laughed at how much we would end up knocking, bending and repairing if we tried to do that with the b2320. I do want to add that Kubota has moved towards more sheet metal and less plastic, but not enough for me to consider a replacement, its only 18 years old and 2500 hours.
Thanks,
Ken