Gr Series question

[Telstar2112]

In doing some research around the site here I was looking into getting the GR2120 lawn tractor for mowing around some hilly terrain. I had read about a fair number of issues with some Kubota model lawn tractors and (Glide steer and quality)but most of my research was a while ago I do not have a clear picture of which models to avoid. I have larger (L35)for the bigger stuff.

Seems pretty hard to find GR2120 used but there is a locally available GR2110 -54 with 260 hrs for $3500. Does anyone know if this is one of the troublesome models or what the main differences are from the 2120? It does not list this year. Very few GR's available locally so not a big selection to choose from.

Thanks,
Steve.

 

[TMR]

If you go to the Kubota web site and look under lawn mowers...GR...and review the commentary they will mention the "-2" series...ie GR 2120-2 vs GR 2120-1. I believe they mention the "improved" glide steer as one of the improvements. Not sure what else they improved. I think on the "build it" they still list the "-1" and "-2" as choices. I would imagine there are still "-1s" in stock.

I have been trying to determine what other changes they may have made. The features of the GR (both -1 and -2) are interesting...the price not so much...UNLESS it has been improved from the earlier models.

Let us know if you find out more...TMR

In doing some research around the site here I was looking into getting the GR2120 lawn tractor for mowing around some hilly terrain. I had read about a fair number of issues with some Kubota model lawn tractors and (Glide steer and quality)but most of my research was a while ago I do not have a clear picture of which models to avoid. I have larger (L35)for the bigger stuff.

Seems pretty hard to find GR2120 used but there is a locally available GR2110 -54 with 260 hrs for $3500. Does anyone know if this is one of the troublesome models or what the main differences are from the 2120? It does not list this year. Very few GR's available locally so not a big selection to choose from.

Thanks,
Steve.