greetings from Maine

[mwe3302]

Hello everyone, my name is mike, I have browsed tbn for a while, but I did not have the tractor I always wanted until now which is by the way now 7 years later, but you know what they say, good things come to those who wait. I bought a brand new kubota bx25 d in april. I abdolutly love it and I am very amazed at thesize of stumps this little engine that could can tear out! And rocks too. So I am wondering if anyone on here knows where to get a service manual for this unit.
I have just under an acre of land and I have gotten alot of grief about buying yhis because of the size lot I have, they say just rent one, well to rent a dmall excavator around here is $600.00 to rent snd then you have to learn to use it and that cuts into your rental time. I feel I made the right move, anyways just wanted to say hi .

Mike

 

[oldpilgrim]

I don't know if these would help:

https://kubota-store.fontisbrandcenter.com/mrc?ctgy=18540

 

[HEC]

Welcome to being a member on the forum,share your experiences with your new tractor and we love pictures .

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[deerseeker001]

Welcome from Wisconsin

 

[Pine Tree State]

Hi Mike. Greetings from New Gloucester, Maine (just south of Auburn). I, too, recently purchased a Kubota BX25D. I have slightly more than 3 acres of land and live on a "not maintained by the town" road, so I see no end to the number of projects on which I can put the orange tractor to work. If you have stumps and rocks like I do, I don't think you went overboard at all buying a BX25D for a 1 acre lot. Now I'm wondering why I didn't buy one a decade ago.

 

[Rustyiron]

Welcome Mike!
They may not be as $$painful as you think at the dealer. The "operating manual" should have normal service stuff in it that is helpful but usually obvious.

 

[mwe3302]

I don't know if these would help:

https://kubota-store.fontisbrandcenter.com/mrc?ctgy=18540

Thanks oldpilgrim , but these are operator manuals that came with my tractor, I am looking for a shop service manual that shows parts and how to take apart parts and put them back together again etc etc.

 

[mwe3302]

Welcome Mike!
They may not be as $$painful as you think at the dealer. The "operating manual" should have normal service stuff in it that is helpful but usually obvious.

I am looking for more than the normal stuff that is beyond the operators manual, i really want shop service manual that they have in the shop