Recent content by Vacman369

Congratulations on the new tractor. I owned a B2410 which pretty close to yours. I had that same loader too. You have already discovered the loader's limitation and that is there isn't a quick attach system available that will fit it. That was my main motivation for a change in tractors. I...

I can't specifically answer your B2601 questions but I had a B2410 that was the 2004 equivalent. I used a 4' brush mower on it all the time with no issues. I'm certain it could have run a 5' because it felt like it had power to spare. It would routinely shatter rocks so small trees wouldn't...

I'll weigh in on the cash vs financing too. I am very disciplined with my spending. I haven't had a vehicle payment in over 10 years personally or in the business I own. I haven't carried credit card balance for longer that that but I will use my business card all of the time. We just pay...

Yes. You just sign a form that says you promise to carry insurance. I didn't have to prove I had it at all. I just bought a B2650 in October. I compared Kubota insurance with a policy from my insurance company. My homeowners would cover it on my property but I take it down the road...

I like them I'm planning on building a shop this year and I'm going to do the same thing. Makes things easy to attach/detatch or simply move them out of your way. Nice simple construction too so they should last quite a while. Nice job. John

I got a set of landpride forks with my B2650. I wanted, and was quoted, a set of PFL-2042 which are the 42" lightest duty forks they had. When it came time for delivery, the dealer didn't have any of those on hand so he gave me a set of PFL-3048 instead. Price as quoted was $699.00. Even...

I just posted a pretty lengthy reply on another tread describing my search and ultimate purchase of a B2650. It has a few things you might find interesting in your search too. To answer your question on upgrading to the B3350, I thought of that option as well. I read everything I could find...

I compared both of these models when I bought. I also briefly considered the L2501 but I ultimately chose the B2650. The B2601 is the current equivalent to the tractor I had (B2410). For my uses, that size worked well for me for 11 years. I have just shy of 6 acres with a mixture of...

I'm set to take delivery of my new B2650 this Friday. I discussed insurance with the dealer and his quote was about $17.00/month. This is for the tractor and loader and maybe the set of forks which is the only other item I'm buying in this package. I got a quote from my insurance agent for...

Hi Porkbolt, I'm in northern Illinois too. I just got a quote from the dealer in Morris for this model. Tractor and Loader with SSQA came in at $16,300.00 before tax. That includes the $1000.00 rebate for buying an additional implement. Your mower deck would qualify as that extra...

I have been shopping this model too. List price on the Kubota web site is as follows $15,714.00 for the tractor, $2,817.00 for the loader, $432.00 for the SSQA, $452.00 for a 54" bucket. Total of $19,415.00 Real world quotes for the same package are $18,060.00 out the door from a local dealer...

Hello, I saw your ad and might have a mower I could part with. I currently have my tractor up for sale and one of the people that was interested in it doesn't want the mower. It is the 60-24B model you are looking for mounted on a B2410. Overall it is in good shape. I used it for ten years or...

Coach, I have toyed with this idea lately because my current tractor has position control but the newer model (B2620) has the quarter inching feature. I have thought of a cable attached to the three point arms (or more likely, the short arms up high that actually raise and lower those arms)...

Comparing the B2320 to the deere 1025 - these are in two different classes. The kubota will be bigger and heavier and will have better specs all the way around. The 1025 is more comparable to a BX series tractor. The B series is in the same class as the deere 2025. Comparing the 2320 to the...

I haven't tried a single pedal configuration but when I have mounted a tractor that has one, I find it to be in the way. I like the two pedal system but once in a while it would be nice to have my foot on one single pedal to move back and forth quickly. There is a guy on youtube that has a few...