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Kubotas at play. Er, I mean work!

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by Warner, Jan 20, 2018.

  1. Chvymn99

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    Moving this morning wood scrounge to the backyard…

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  2. HoneyFuzz

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    Nice haul !!! No problem for that tractor !
     
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    Cause it's a Deere
     
  4. HoneyFuzz

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    It's the operator ;)
     
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    Fisher 9'6":thumbs:
     
  6. T.Jeff Veal

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    :whistle::whistle::picard::picard::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
     
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    It's a wanna be Kubota...:p...
    Funny looking "morning wood"...:eek::emb::emb::picard::picard::picard:
     
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  8. Chud

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    I was just doing a little comparison shopping 47-52hp tractors. Between Yanmar, Mahindra and Kubota L series. The loader lift capacities are Mahindra 3,090, Yanmar 2500, Kubota 1700. I don’t have to mention which one is by far the most expensive.
     
  9. HoneyFuzz

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    I'm sure it's the orange one !
    Not to mention having better dealer support...very long-term factory parts support....way better resale value . Also..orange ones typically have better 3 point lift capacities.

    Some companies are full of bologna on there spec sheets. I bet the gap isn't that huge in the real world. At least I hope not lol ;)
     
  10. Canadian border VT

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    Oh Chud I would question those loader # no was kubota is half of competitor’s unless it is in KG
     
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  11. Chud

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    I’ll double check. Yanmar clearly lists 2500.
    I’d prefer to have a Kubota, but I quit the build when it reached 55,000, before I finished adding options. That reeks of Deere disease.
    Mahindra loader is rated for 2700, 3pt is 3090#. Kubota loader is rated for 1784lbs.
     
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    There is only one place that rents a tractor around here. I think it's from the 70's/80's! :rofl: :lol:

    Good thought, though. :handshake:
     
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    The number on the kubota loader arms is indeed in KG. I think the multiplier to convert to lbs is 2.2 ish.
     
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    Thats an impressive amount of wood right there.
     
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    No Home Depot?
     
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    Yes, but Had no idea that tractors were available to rent from them. I've never seen them anywhere near a HD.

    The only things in the parking lot are storage sheds and utility trailers.
     
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    What we are trying to say....is the other manufacturers are known for inflating ..dishonestly ...there numbers. Either flat out lying..or taking there numbers from a different pivot point.
    Or...maybe the tractors themselves are not in the same class .
    Kubota didn't become what it is by building wimpy tractors. There's an explanation somewhere ..with a huge gap like that
     
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  19. DaveGunter

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    Exactly

    Height and position (pivot pin, bucket center) of where the measurement is taken can skew the numbers a lot.

     
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    Chud that number on loader is less than my Mx 5000 which is 784 kg
     
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