This is an older tractor made by Fiat with a Kubota motor and 16 speed trans. It has 2 sets of remotes and the Quckie loader works off one set. It has front and rear locking differentials. Tires are 70%. Tin is straight and not rusted, don't believe it has ever been in manure. No blow by and does not burn oil. 4K hours and everything works. Like all old tractors it has it's ideocracies, which I will share. I think it is worth $20K-$25K and can send pictures to your E-mail. We are on I-86, south of Buffalo, NY. You would have to transport. Have a set of 3x16 Allis 3 point plows to sweeten the deal.
Kubota 7030
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But is it a totalitarian or populist tractor? That's going to make a big difference to the price.
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Sorry, but I think you're mistaken or misinformed.
The M7030 is 100% japanese Kubota, no Fiat involvement.
No, the Kubota M7030 was not made by Fiat. The Kubota M7030 is a Japanese-made tractor that was produced by the Kubota Corporation between 1986 and 1998.
The M7030 is 100% japanese Kubota, no Fiat involvement.
No, the Kubota M7030 was not made by Fiat. The Kubota M7030 is a Japanese-made tractor that was produced by the Kubota Corporation between 1986 and 1998.
Sorry. I understood the first Kubota large farm tractors were a combination of Fiat and Kubota. It has a lot of Fiat features, PTO hand clutch, PTO, 4WD and super low levers by left foot. Regardless, it is a nice tractor, we just don't need 70hp anymore.
I'm not in the market, but a picture on here might pique some interest. There's some of us tractor voyeurs on here, too.