Anonymous Poster
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Just shook hands on a 6000e w. FEL, no hr-meter. Plse tell me I did OK? 
Jan
Jan
6000e+FEL for $3k?
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Bird
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Jan, there's really no way of saying without knowing what kind of condition the tractor is in. If it's in good condition, I'd say you did very well.
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Kelvin
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If the tractor is in good shape, I'd say that you did okay (A new FEL starts out around $3K and goes up from there...).
The "e" indicates that the tractor is a 2wd. There will be times that you'll wish that you had 4wd, because with a heavy load the rear-end can get light causing potential traction problems.
The only other caution is that, if I remember correctly, the B6000's rear PTO turns in the opposite direction from most tractors in the United States (including most other Kubotas). This could be an inconvience when shopping for 3-point hitch PTO equipment.
Kelvin
The "e" indicates that the tractor is a 2wd. There will be times that you'll wish that you had 4wd, because with a heavy load the rear-end can get light causing potential traction problems.
The only other caution is that, if I remember correctly, the B6000's rear PTO turns in the opposite direction from most tractors in the United States (including most other Kubotas). This could be an inconvience when shopping for 3-point hitch PTO equipment.
Kelvin
Mike_Dumond
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Off the record, I'd say you did real well, but like they say, wish it was 4WD. I just turned down $7,000 for my 1968 B6100D, with FEL.
Keep the greasy side down
Mike
Keep the greasy side down
Mike