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I too just got a B7510 turf special with MMM, 302 Fel, Atlas box scraper, and a Woods rear blade. I'm finally getting the three acres of grass down to a manageable height for this setup. The FEL feels like it will take some practice for me to learn how to use it let alone with this size...

Let us know what Woods has to say about the BH6000 for the B-series, I have a B7510 coming and I bought this tractor specifically because of the BX warranty issues with an after market BH (and ground clearance problems).

Well I havn't even finished the deal yet and here I've changed my mind..... Told the dealer to give me the B7510 instead. Twelve inches of ground clearance and the option to add a backhole with Kubota's blessing at a later date swayed me into the 10% down and the extra appx $1,000 in cost. I...

Ok, after doing the comparison shopping and sitting on the obligatory number of tractors and looking at the costs considerations.... the winner is Kubota's 2230 subcut... I couldn't turn down the 36 month 0%, zero down payment and the heck of a good, no dickering, deal, that the Kubota dealer...

Ok I've looked at the specs, and I am going to go to Kubota and John Deere and checkout the B7510 and JD4110. I'm thinking short term these will be a little more than I need, but from what everyone has wrote I think it wise I go up one size larger. That way I won't be looking to upgrade...

My first inclination is to tell you it will be mostly for mowing, but since we are not there yet I don't really know. I did want to get something versatile, for landscaping and snow removal, good on hills and easy to operate(wife). I suspect, since I am close to retiring, eventually I will...

I have three acres of rolling hill North of Kansas City, Mo. (actually somewhat between Liberty and Kearney). I want a good practical tractor that will be easy to use and maintain for finish mowing, snow removal, first year or two landscaping, some gardening etc.... what's everyones opinion...