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No problem. I noticed that and edited my post , but it doesn,t hurt to mention it in a few different places. Are you upgrading to another Kubota ? I,m surprised the dealer wouldn,t give you a very fair value if you were trading it in.

Nice looking unit. Is the warranty transferable ?

Unfortunately, looking at other listings of similar equipment doesn,t really tell you much. They are all asking prices, which vary greatly all over the map. It is hard to know if they actually ever sell it, or not. Is it paid for in full, or can the buyer take over the payments ? A lot of things...

When using my loader and weight box on the rear of my BX2370, I always bump up the air pressure in the front and back tires, and when I remove them, I release air pressuer back down to spec to get some suspension back. You might want to consider doing this as well, so you don,t damage your tires.

Nice to see the OP is aware enough to have a gut feeling this is a scam, because it is. Scammers are getting very creative these days.

Following GPS !

Yup, I,ve often wondered what the criteria is for being able to label something, HEAVY DUTY .

I keep my purchase prices to myself. The neighbours don,t need to know any of my business. I don,t understand why you would even share that type of info with anyone. If anyone asks what I paid for anything I own, I tell them I cann,t remember, just to be polite, rather than telling them it is...

Pictures, we need pictures.

My motto, which has been forever is, NEVER TRUST A SALESMAN ! Doesn,t matter if you are buying cars, trucks, tractors, farm machinery etc. Do your homework, find comparables, and offer whatever you think the item is worth. 99.9 % of salesman would lie thru their teeth to make a sale. I would...

That happened to me once. Like Speed25 mentioned, once you finally figure out that it only fits one way, use a marker or file on both pieces once it is together, so it will help you properly line up the splines.

Yuk, that,s a lot of seagull food.

You might want to add your general location to your add info.

Check out your coolant bottle recovery cap. Take it off the bottle, and see if the proper sized drill bit will go all the way thru the nipple. If it does, great, if it doesn,t take a couple of minutes and drill it out. Apparently some of the caps weren,t drilled out at the time they were...

Interesting, I have never used the rear one on mine. I,l have to check it to-day to make sure it will engage by itself.

Great teaching moment. Teach your boys to not open anything not addressed to them. If you don,t need that piece of equipment right away, I would order a new one.

Any insurance coverage from either party ?

How long has it been sitting ? How many miles on it ? How long since it was regularly driven ?

Yup, I don,t know who will be doing any job that requires manual labor in a decade or so. Wouldn,t be surprised if we start importing more and more Mexicans.

I open the hood, and use air pressure to get the majority of dust and dirt out of the engine compartment. I also blow out the rad, after every grass cutting session. I then close the hood, and blow off as much dust and debris as possible around the complete tractor. If it needs to be washed, I...