Wow the world just goes round and round. I started my Kubota addiction with the BX1860. I worked her for 1100 hrs and loved every minute of it. Then I made the mistake of sitting in a B2650 HST with cab, I had to have it. I have enjoyed my B2650 especially on hot days mowing and cold days blowing snow.
A week ago my wife asked why I was still working ( I am 60yoa) I said because that's what guys do, right? After checking out my options, I am retiring, and we are going to sell the 4 acres were we live now and move into the duplex we own in town. Which is a double lot. SOOOO long story longer, the B2650 would be a little over kill
I traded today for my 3rd Kubota a BX2380, 48" front blower, 56" mower deck, 7 foot rear blade, loader with universal mounting. (The rear blade works great I back up to the garage door and start blowing the rear blade takes care of the snow the blower didn't get, it is a one pass operation), 48" box blade, rear fork lift. It is exciting to see the changes in the 80 series.
I ended up about where I started, Kubota tractors ROCK>
barmstro
A week ago my wife asked why I was still working ( I am 60yoa) I said because that's what guys do, right? After checking out my options, I am retiring, and we are going to sell the 4 acres were we live now and move into the duplex we own in town. Which is a double lot. SOOOO long story longer, the B2650 would be a little over kill
I traded today for my 3rd Kubota a BX2380, 48" front blower, 56" mower deck, 7 foot rear blade, loader with universal mounting. (The rear blade works great I back up to the garage door and start blowing the rear blade takes care of the snow the blower didn't get, it is a one pass operation), 48" box blade, rear fork lift. It is exciting to see the changes in the 80 series.
I ended up about where I started, Kubota tractors ROCK>
barmstro