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Re: Kubota vs John Deere
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Posted by OliverGuy on October 24, 2005 at 12:42:20 from (12.208.111.160):
In Reply to: Kubota vs John Deere posted by Beamer on October 23, 2005 at 22:32:04:
I sometimes hate to say it, but at our business we have had five Kubota's. They run great, have great resale and that works well for us by letting us move up in HP each time. We're now up to a 5030 Hydro and it is so easy to drive. We don't have any vehicles or any other over seas tractors but this one. I haven't used a John Deere much except my old A, so I can't comment on those. Shop around on your price and you never know. I found ours 10% less than another dealer. A couple grand is a couple grand. A close and well respected dealer is also important in the equation.
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