Trying to figure out which on is a better deal or which one would be better for me. I just bought a new house in Michigan on a large piece of land and will be maintaining 5-6 acres, my drivewat is about 250 feet long. I have never owned a tractor before but i need to get on to cut my grass and plow my driveway in the winter. I am considering either a Kuboda 3200N or a New Holland T1510 both with a 72" belly mower and a 60" loader. I have quotes for both and they are within $500 dollars. Any advice would be great.
Comparison Kuboda 3200N vs New Holland T1510
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your right I got it wrong is is the B3200, I dont know where I got the "N" from
http://www.kubota.com/f/products/B3200/pdf/b3200_spec.pdf
any help or suggestions would be great
http://www.kubota.com/f/products/B3200/pdf/b3200_spec.pdf
any help or suggestions would be great
KU Gator
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In the Kubota Forums you will see some discussions on the vibration of the 4 cyl engine used in the B3200. We test drove a B7800 which had the same engine and definitely noticed it and it becomes more pronounced as you increase the RPM. This is not to imply it is a bad engine, but only to suggest you test it and see if it will bother you. I would not want to spend that kind of money and then be disappointed. It is apparantly a balance issue with 4 cyl engines. Some owners seemed to be more bothered than others.
devildog1
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I own a B3200 and it has a 4 cyl diesel engine, I do not feel or notice any more vibration then any of the other brand tractors that I had in the past. Some were larger and some smaller. I believe most of the posts talking about this vibration issue could have come from owners who never owned or operated tractors before.The Fords and the Olivers and even a quite large International 1486 vibrate at certain RPM's.I guess what I'm trying to say is your on a tractor not a Cadillac, some vibration is expected