Recent content by Denny Smith

For me, it's a cash deal, so now it boils down to the cost/benefit ratio. I do the paperwork thing today. and will let y'all know what turned out. Best....D...and thx!

Thx all. I guess it boils down to how much that contract costs, and who freights the unit. I'll find out when I do the paperwork shuffle. Right now, I'm in agreement that I bought a Kubota for its value and high quality reputation, and with all of that, I should be OK without it. Unless it's so...

On buying a new BX2380 with front loader and snowblower (2816), I see where they offer a service insurance contract when you do the paperwork with a $250 deductible each use. I'm mechanically inclined, don't plan on using the unit that much, and am a stickler for maintenance and pre-check every...

Ya' know when ya' buy a new Kubota, they want to sell you service insurance with a $250 deductible each use. Anyone familiar with this? If you're mechanically inclined, and don't use the unit that much, and are a stickler for maintenance, I don't see the need. Am I right or wrong on this view...

Thank y'all for your guidance. Went with tirechain, getting the medium duty, plain twist, 2-link ladder. Will pick up the tensioners locally. Was told that the diamond chains are thicker, so, had to pass on them. Thanks again for your fast and very accurate response--saved my a lotta' trouble...

You are too kind my friend. THANK YOU.

Many, many thanks my friend. By any chance, do you have the product number from tirechains? Or, am I better off just callin' 'em and work it that way. Again, muchas gracias mi amigo,

Hello, New to Kubota. Have a new BX2380 with the TracMaster 26 x 12-12.00 R4 OTR filled with beet juice . One vendor says his chains will fit, but said some Kubotas can be real tight space-wise on the backend, and that I should check before ordering. Does anyone have a rec for chains that'll...