Kubota experts needed

I'm sure you have looked at them... AND that you realize that you really NEED a BX ... But your budget is not anywhere close, even if you double it...
So if I were looking for what you have a need for... I'd be looking at every used B model that came up...

It's a solid little 4 wheel drive tractor, it will do a LOT of work and can be located frequently as folks buy larger Kubotas... KennyV
 
I'm sure you have looked at them... AND that you realize that you really NEED a BX ... But your budget is not anywhere close, even if you double it...
So if I were looking for what you have a need for... I'd be looking at every used B model that came up...

It's a solid little 4 wheel drive tractor, it will do a LOT of work and can be located frequently as folks buy larger Kubotas... KennyV


Even used I don't have the budget for them. I've looked at used and they're running $7k plus even for very old tractors. I don't have the time or budget to maintain a really old tractor. I'm better off paying a local contractor when I need earth moved - it's generally a couple hundred bucks.
 
I wouldn't give up on a BX. I give a little less than $5500 for a BX1500 the a 54" deck in great and it had just over 100 hours. That said the G series seem to be solid machines the neighbor has one and it operates flawlessly. I am spoiled by all of the big tractor features of the BX like power steering 4WD locking differential and a diesel engine. Look on ebay and some of the more reputable dealers online.
 
dex3361 said:
I wouldn't give up on a BX. I give a little less than $5500 for a BX1500 the a 54" deck in great and it had just over 100 hours. That said the G series seem to be solid machines the neighbor has one and it operates flawlessly. I am spoiled by all of the big tractor features of the BX like power steering 4WD locking differential and a diesel engine. Look on ebay and some of the more reputable dealers online.

Not a bad price for an entry-level BX. Congrats on your new tractor!
 
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