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I think the cost of shipping would increase because they would be in his carry on luggage***128514;

For me it came down the actual size of the machines. I cant be happier with my B2650. I do everything you will be doing and haven't needed anything more.

To each there own. It is great being able to see them, but if they do come loose I don't want to be on the traffic side tightening binders up. So I prefer passenger side.

I did once, now I just use an electric cement mixer. I guess it just depends on how much you got mix. It's really no different than a wheelbarrow.

Load the rear tires and add rear ballast no you will be able to lift a lot more. It is really easy to max out weight with a pallet.

Too late on the smile portion. My wife recently told me she hasn't seen me smile so much when working in a long time.

I don't think you can wrong on either one. You are the one that has to be happy with your purchase. To be honest I didn't even shop Kubota dealer vs. Kubota dealer. I wasn't going to travel farther to another dealer, I just don't have time for that. I shopped different brands near me and...

I too recently purchased my B2650. I think after putting 26 hours with a 60" finish mower you will be just fine with a 60" mower. I have found sped is the biggest factor when mowing. If you don't like the cut, just slow down and let it work a little longer. I have the 54" bucket with SSQD...

I was in your same boat... it only 6 acreswith animals. My wife made the decision for me once she saw the size differences between the Bx, B and L. I had my mind set on a L33 but wife vetoed that. She also vetoed the bx saying that we weren't buying a 15,000 riding mower.... so I got a B2650...

I got my B2650 for $1300 more than a B2601, so it was a pretty simple decision for me, plus it was in stock vs. 3 week wait for the 2601. My package is 2650, loaded rear wheels, SSQT, 42" pallet forks, 3 pt. hitch receiver, and a Landpride FDR 1660 rear finish mower. I paid $22,000 after...

Does your tractor leave any footprint what so ever on the ground you want to tow it across? If your tractor sinks then this absolutely would. IMHO any grade up or down and your not going to enjoy the results. On my property which is flat, I wouldn't be afraid of it. I have a B2650 but have...

I love mine as it is only 15 hours old. I'm building 4500 LF of fencing and using it on 6 acres. So far the only time I have maxed out the loader is using pallet forks and moving 60lb. Bags of concrete. I have my rear wheel loaded, but still want more ballast if your doing lots of heavy...

I too just recently purchased a B2650. Mine has 15 hours on it so far. I have not checked it with a decibel level but I do not notice a signifcant noise level increase when operating. I have not continuously run it above 2200-2300 rams yet. I get HST whine when I am operating at too low of...

Thanks for advice...used it everyday so far. I can't believe this is my first tractor. Sure beats manual labor.

I just purchased a B2650 and got Landpride 42" forks. I think list was $799 from my dealer. Love my forks by the way.