Kubota B2910 Owners

TractorTeen · Jul 22, 2003

I was curious to see how many people own a B2910. If you own a B2910 post here.

Thanks,
Dave

8226hamer · Jul 22, 2003

I have one. I use to install lawns with

fordman · Jul 22, 2003

I have one also.I also would be curious to see how many other B-2910 are out there, and see how many of those are having the same hydraulic fluid aerating problems like mine. This causes you to loose your power steering and full function of your loader after you drop your engine to an idle.

DAVELR · Jul 22, 2003

I have one used mainly for mowing. Have FEL. Tractor has about 43 hours and no problems. Will be doing 50 hr. service shortly.

Gfsimon · Jul 22, 2003

Count me in. 150ish hours and no problems /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

RAllen · Jul 22, 2003

I own a 2910 with slightly over 200 hours. Been a great tractor. It was one of the first 2910 sold by my dealer. Have had no problems at all. My only complaint is the location of the fuel filter bowl. Ran over a small log in soft earth and it pushed up breaking a fitting. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif

Use it to bush hog some very rough terrain. Clear snow from approx. 1/2 mile of driveway. Built a tractor trail on my property. And many front loader projects.

Have filled R-2s and are needed on my hilly terrain but the weight causes ruts on my nicer grassy areas so I use a riding mower for front and back yard.

If I was buying today I would go up to a "L" model for greater front loader capacity. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

kokopelli2 · Jul 22, 2003

yep i have one too...75 hours and running strong

Rick Jay · Jul 22, 2003

I bought mine in June 2000 and now have exactly 80 hours on it. No real problems yet. I don't mow with it. The implements I have for it are:

Purchased with tractor:
LA402A loader with 60" bucket
Woods 7500 backhoe, subframe and pump, 8" & 16" buckets
Woods 1160 posthole digger, 6" & 12" augers.

Purchased later:
Howse boom pole
Howse 3 pt. carry-all
Woods SS60 3 pt. snowblower
Woods HB-60 boxblade
Woods HBL-72-2 rear blade
Woods GTO-60 rototiller.

It's now completely paid for and by far one of the best investments I've ever made. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Like Henro, I'd like to get a BX to keep it company...but that might have to wait for a while. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

~Rick

Henro · Jul 22, 2003

<font color="blue">Like Henro, I'd like to get a BX to keep it company...but that might have to wait for a while. </font>

Rick,

My dealer told me today that he has the bx2200 in a crate and that the mechanic took the day off but will put it together tomorrow...

I got my B2910 last July, towards the end if I remember correctly. Now have 208 hours on it last time I looked...real work horse...

Suppose the bx will take some hours away from the b2910, but not that much as I have not cut grass much with the b2910, not more than about 5 hours to the best of my recollection...

deminin · Jul 22, 2003

I have one...about a year old with around 120 hours on it. I have the LA402 loader, brushhog, rear blade, landscape rake, single bottom plow, and disk. I have 40 acres of Ozark forest in central Missouri, and have used it to do the yard, clear lots of stumps, put in a deer/turkey food plot, and lay down and groom about 12 dump truck loads of creek rock for a big driveway. I have brushhogged about a 3/4 mile walking trail through the forest, and the deer are getting so used to me and the tractor that they often follow me around. The Kubota has been flawless, and the only trouble was 1 grease fitting on the LA402 went bad. It has already paid for itself.