Kubota b6100

[Jesse]

7 miles is the longest road trip so far, and given the flow speed of the natural morning traffic it was no quicker in a car, the only difference was i looked like a ****, ear defenders, chainsaw , fuel can, and a flashing beacon and sarni box and flask.

[Daniel Jiggins]

Now I like that looks a tidy set up

 

 

Does a good job, I have had it on its side more than once! Only because the flail is a bit too heavy for the terrain were on at times.

[Jesse]

Get a little flail and your away cutting the ROW paths,![ATTACH]169353[/ATTACH]

 

That is a tidy set up, mines more rusty and missing a light after crashing on a footpath splitting for tree man tom.

[Guss109]

Think I might just take a chance and get it. Will be sure to put some pictures up if I do. This will make it an expensive month as just bought a tipper at the start of the month

[david wood]

wow that old and so few hrs, our work john deere isnt three years old and done just shy of 1300 hrs. thats not working all day every day or farming. ours certinaly wont ever be running at that age.

[Guss109]

wow that old and so few hrs, our work john deere isnt three years old and done just shy of 1300 hrs. thats not working all day every day or farming. ours certinaly wont ever be running at that age.

 

 

Hopefully il get a few hours on it if we have snow this year and I can get it painted Omer the summer

[Guss109]

Now I've been offered a b7000 which is newer for the same price but doesn't have a blade on it. Does anyone know the difference between the two of them as my head is scrambled now

[njc110381]

Get yourself on tractordata.com for more info on all the models. Is the one you're looking at 4x4? Not all are so check that out. PTO rotation has already been mentioned, so you know that.

 

I've got a B4200. Selectable 4x4, diff lock, linkage, clockwise pto and also under belly pto for a mowing deck. That's worth having... Saves a lot of space in tight places if the cutting deck is under the machine. Mine's done 2500ish hours and still starts on the button even after a long period of sitting around. I guess it's been well looked after though. I'd be cautious of a battered old thing at that age! The wife is trying to make me sell mine now I've bought the mog, but I'm not convinced. It's a great little tool.

 

It could be worth looking at the smaller models if you're only doing light work. Mine's a 2cyl engine and it'll run a log saw easily and uses barely any fuel. The Hycrack stalls it on knotty wood but that even makes the mog grunt with some of the stuff I put on it!

[Guss109]

Well that's deal done I went for the b7000 as its a bit more power and the tin work is clean plus about 15/20 years younger so pick it up on Friday fingers crossed

[slim reaper]

B7000 is two cyl import so my be more problamatic with parts .

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