I live real close to a huge Kubota - Case dealer. Service manager tells me Kubota is what keeps the money coming into the dealer. Constantly replacing worn shafts and bearings in housings. If you compare tractor to tractor at the same HP, it appears Kubota is considerably lighter than the NH/Case, JD. Does that allow the tractor to flex more when worked hard and have parts wear out quicker? Don't know but would seem to make sense.
Not bashing Kubota since I had one and it was a tough little tractor. I think in the higher HP tractors I would stick with a NH/case or JD. I think this dealer has only move 1 or 2 of the bigger Kubotas in the last 3 years. MX100s.
Around here most people put a 5-6ft belly mower or rear mower on them. Not to hard on the tractor.
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