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I just bought a 90's B7100HST with a Kubota 1630 FEL for $5000. 707 hours on the clock. It's been stored inside. I filled the rears with beat juice and spent Saturday changing hydraulic fluid, cleaning the screens and filter. The last service was within 200 hours. I also changed the oil and...

Service Dept Vic...Your response was spot on. Thanks very much. I confirmed with an e-mail to Kubota that the B7100 I was looking at with a "B7001" prefix in the serial number was in fact a US model. And Handyman, your advice regarding the model itself, a B7001, was correct too that it is a...

Thanks Handyman...You are right. There is not doubt a B7001 is a grey market tractor. My question is surrounding the serial number stamped on the left side of the transmission. Four Portland area Kubota dealers have B7100s for sale. All are marked everywhere as a B7100 with the exception of...

That is my understanding from reading previous posts on similar threads on this forum but four separate Kubota dealers here (around the Portland area) all have B7100s for sale. All of the stamps on the left side of the transmissions start "B7001". Three dealers showed me responses from Kubota...

I am in the Portland, OR area. I have an opportunity to buy a B7100 with FEL, 565 hours, one owner, for $5500. It appears to be in good shape. The serial number is B7001-71953. I can also buy a new 2320 HST w/o FEL for $11200 but as you know for 0 down/0 % interest/ 60 months. I would...

I have been looking at B7100s in the Portland, Or area for the past month. All serial number stamps on the left side of the transmission of the B7100s I've seen at dealers or private owners begin with "B7001". Previous threads have indicated that "B7001" in the serial number indicates the...