Buying Advice Kubota B2920 - good tractor?

[buck boost]

If I'm rotary chopping or performing some 3pt task where I only want to "go so low", there is an adjustable stop on a rod to set. Is it will leak down overnight if I don't close the valve, but I lower down the 3pt if I have an implement attached anyhow.

I agree, quarter inching isn't as nice as position control. But it works well once you get the hang of it, and it is not as expensive so the tractor can come in at a lower price point. No where near a deal breaker for me.

 

[KenB2920]

Close the flow-rate valve under the seat and it will not drop. When closed, it basically stops fluid from leaving the lift cylinder, so it can't bleed down.

Lol, yes you can shut off the flow rate. However, you won't shut it off while operating it. My point is it leaks down. So, if you use the tractor for a few hours and wanted it in the same exact position, it WILL leak. If you need to move it all the time, you'll have to constantly open and close the valve to use the three point.

 

[KenB2920]

If I'm rotary chopping or performing some 3pt task where I only want to "go so low", there is an adjustable stop on a rod to set. Is it will leak down overnight if I don't close the valve, but I lower down the 3pt if I have an implement attached anyhow. I agree, quarter inching isn't as nice as position control. But it works well once you get the hang of it, and it is not as expensive so the tractor can come in at a lower price point. No where near a deal breaker for me.

Yes, I lower my three points over night as well. My point was to show it leaks and anyone with a three point, this is an easy way to show it.

It does work but my point exactly is its not nearly as nice as position control. Aside from that , it's a great tractor. This is the only slight drawback when comparing to others with position control.