Kubota, LS, Branson & Mahindra Tractors
Thought I would ask everyone's opinions on the above brand tractors. I currently have a Massey Ferguson which has been very dependable.�
Once we move, it'll be too big of a hassle to load it up and truck it across the country. The above brands have dealerships within reasonable distance from my possible new home.
I'll be staying in the 40-50 horsepower range and have grown lazily accustomed to the hydro clutch. Thought I would spoil myself for once and look into the possibilities of a tractor with a cab. Goodbye freezing tractor time and wearing ice underwear tractor time!
I will have 20-30 acres of hay fields that I could farm but might not do that for a few years. Something in my proposed horsepower range would have me ready for that project.
Besides using it for hay, it would be worked hard in the years to come all over the property.
Go ahead and share your opinions and experiences!
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Elijah Black
Feb 21
I have a Kubota 5700 since 2014 and I m very happy with it.
Pro: low consume, steers on itself, has cab, I use with it everything from 2 meters mower to the fertilizer spreader to the 22 quintals of water sprayer. No electronic. Never had a problem in all these years working on my 3 farms for a total of 740 acres.
Cons: the air conditioner is undersized. On the road it does not exceed 27 km/h.
Pro: low consume, steers on itself, has cab, I use with it everything from 2 meters mower to the fertilizer spreader to the 22 quintals of water sprayer. No electronic. Never had a problem in all these years working on my 3 farms for a total of 740 acres.
Cons: the air conditioner is undersized. On the road it does not exceed 27 km/h.
Jeremy Blake
Feb 21
I remember when I had to tackle a similar issue with my lawnmower. No matter how hard I tried, that tapered keyed bolt just wouldn't budge. Eventually, I reached out to a buddy who's a whiz at farm equipment repairs. He gave me some handy tips, like using a bit of penetrating oil and tapping gently with a mallet to loosen things up. Worked like a charm! Maybe seeking some expert advice could help you out too.
The Forum post is edited by Jeremy Blake Feb 21
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