B7000/B7100: Do you feel the extra Power?

cabu

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Kuno B1-15 (B1502DT)
May 24, 2009
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Hello,

does somebody has experience with the difference of a 2 cyl B7000 and a 3 cyl B7100/7001. Because there are more offers of the B7000 and the price is cheaper here in Germany, it would be interesting, if there is really a difference in the Power and the Torque of these two typ's. Would I feel the 2 extra HP or the extra Torque in real life, or is it in the end not really a big difference at all? And does one of the engines last longer and has less problems?

Thanx for an answer.

Carl
 

JonVeg

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What kind of prices are those tractors making in Germany? I'm in Ireland and I'm looking at buying a B7100, the best value seems to be from Enland at the moment, around £3000, one dealer is selling Japanese import B7001s for around £2600, much cheaper than what I've seen from the continent. I know this doesn't answer your question but it might give you another option.
 

cabu

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Kuno B1-15 (B1502DT)
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@ JonVeg

Hello,

here in Germany the price for a B7000 starts around 2500Euro and for the B7001 it starts around 3200Euro. Depending if a 3-Point-Hitch is allready installed and sometimes the tractor comes together with a tiller but only with the 2-Point-Hitch. At the moment it's a bit quite in the market and there are not so many offers. Mostly I check the price at ebay.de and search for Kubota in a price range of 2000 to 5000Euro. Most offers are something else but it's a good way to find all types of the tractors. A lot of these dealers are part time, they don't have a webpage. And a full time dealer is more expansive.


And I am still looking for an answer to the Power and Torque... :)

Carl