Dealer My Kubota dealer went Big with his stocking replacement for my 7040

[Lyrch75]

Drove by my local Kubota dealer on the way home Friday and noticed what looked like a huge tractor sitting up under the giant open air greenhouse he uses as a lot.

Had to back up and check it out. M110x is now sitting between the little L series tractors, and while it isn't a huge tractor by the scale of most farm equipment it looks gargantuan in the setting it is in. Its front tire is the same size as the rear of the L it is sitting beside

I checked it out while I was there, as I had never seen one of their fullsized ag tractors up close, and came away fairly impressed. Everything that needs to be beefy was. Nice sized cab, although not JD big, with finger tip controls and everything seemed to be a good spot ergo wise.

Took a couple of cellphone pictures, but they came out crap so no visuals, sorry.

 

[irwin]

Took this off the Kubota site. Hard to lose that in a field.

 

[GeneD14]

Several years ago I sat in a M9000 and thought it was a monster compared to my little L4330. At the Farm Show in Louisville last spring they had a M130 and the size was really awesome for a Kubota. They seem to be creeping into the mid size ag tractor range more and more. It will be interesting to see how they do.

Enjoy your new tractor!

 

[PSDStu]

My dealer has a New M135X Cab on his lot......thats a Fine looking tractor!!

 

[NH-Rob]

We have two of the bigger Kubotas on the farms I cant remeber the model #s but for what we do with them they are not built strong enough. Both have had issues with the draw bar and front ends. If you are doing light farm work I think they would be just fine but every day loader work they are disipointing to us.
Rob

 

[RickB]

We have two of the bigger Kubotas on the farms I cant remeber the model #s but for what we do with them they are not built strong enough. Both have had issues with the draw bar and front ends. If you are doing light farm work I think they would be just fine but every day loader work they are disipointing to us.
Rob

That's a common complaint often heard about the larger M series Kubotas.

 

[slowzuki]

I've heard that on the internet but everyone I have ever talked to in person loves them to death. The M-100/110/120 are a very popular dairy tractor here. The New Holland TL's and 35 series are the mythical "my buddies friend has one and has put 3 axles in it from loader use"

My own Massey 5455, a common beef/dariy tractor in europe with a good reputation has had a front axle failure in its past.

 

[RickB]

The New Holland TL's and 35 series are the mythical "my buddies friend has one and has put 3 axles in it from loader use"

That's less of a myth than you might think.

 

[slowzuki]

Yikes, I've only ever seen hydraulic pump failures on these things. TL's that is.