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I purchased this tractor used but with 350hr's. First time I tested the 3-Point was with a No-Till drill that weights #4,000, the tractor can lift #5,200, it was only able to lift the drill about a foot of the ground. The next week try again but this time it lifted the drill like it was lifting...

Can you please explain further, I would sure appreciate. Thank you

Sorry for the late response but been fighting the flu. That's very logical, thanks for your help. I will certainly keep that in mind.

Ok, I looked an M9540 - Hours: 1,118 and 100GX - Hours 832. The 100GX would cost me an extra $7,000.00 dollars. The M9540 according to Tractordata was $32,160 (2011) and the 100GX was $66,020 (2014). Well with the understanding that the 100GX is bigger than I need, would you pay an extra 7,000...

I will check with Kubota tomorrow. Thank you I checked on tractordata.com on the weight differences, the M9540 weights 6,175 lbs and the 100GX weights 9028 lbs, are the weights listed with the loader or without?

Which option is that? Thank you

Ops, the first link appears to have been sold or removed already.

https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/for-sale/23207995/kubota-m100gx https://www.tractorhouse.com/listings/farm-equipment/for-sale/22690597/2015-kubota-m100gxdtc I understand that these are probably more tractor than I need, but I was just trying to give my self a fudge factor...

I currently have a Genesis 8 no-till drill and an 8' Roadrunner BH SERIES grader. At this point, I am planning on growing Eagle Seed Buffalo blend (Elbon Rye, wheat, clover, buckwheat, winter rape, radish and turnip) and Soybean.

Hi to everybody, I am new to the tractor world. I am considering purchasing a 100GX tractor, this will be my first tractor and wanted to make sure I was paying a fair price or best value. Found two tractors on Tractorhouse, one in Oklahoma and one in Texas, I try to post a link to both but I am...