I'm looking at one. I'm thinking of pulling the trigger. Here it is. http://www.tractorhouse.com/listingsdetail/detail.aspx?OHID=9432755&dlr=1&pcid=3034180
B7800 how do you like yours?
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we like ours but the lights are a bit cheap and break easy ,but we don't need lights and for a property utility tractor it s real good runs perfect had it about 7 years AND ONLY put a bit over 100 hours on clock , ours was a short lease turn in with less than 150 hrs on it , and that was pulling harvest trailer around grape fields. some say one of the best kubota models ,don't see to many for sale. price looks good ...Jerr
Thats the dealer whose logo is on my loader...
Have a customer whose used a B7800 soley for the purpose of loading salt in the winter. Which is ironic, since I think your the guy whose last tractor had a similar life.... Anyway, they loved it, but ultimately killed it. Golub has deeeeeep pockets, so they bought another one.
Have a customer whose used a B7800 soley for the purpose of loading salt in the winter. Which is ironic, since I think your the guy whose last tractor had a similar life.... Anyway, they loved it, but ultimately killed it. Golub has deeeeeep pockets, so they bought another one.
That's the only thing I heard bad about this, the head lights. Which would you rather have? The B7800 or a B2620? Thanks.
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Some of the B tractors have the same up down 3 point control as the BXs. I believe the B2620 has the standard 3 point draft control and provides better control of 3 point implements. I don't know about the B7800. If you are going to use 3 point implements you might want to check on the 3 point control.
I've had my new to me B7800 for a little over a year now, and still love it. I can't imagine not having a tractor again, and have yet to find too much that the little orange beast can't handle.
Of course everyone is going to have varying requirements out of their machine, but these things are versatile. I operate a resort on 10 acres of land and have a WIDE variety of tasks: landscaping, demolition, loading, hauling, lifting, excavation etc. Always seem to find new uses for it.
Of course everyone is going to have varying requirements out of their machine, but these things are versatile. I operate a resort on 10 acres of land and have a WIDE variety of tasks: landscaping, demolition, loading, hauling, lifting, excavation etc. Always seem to find new uses for it.
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