RobertN
Super Member
is comparable size and HP to Kubota L3410 or New Holland TC1520?
It looks like I have a buyer for my existing smaller "B" series Kubota.
I am looking at something in the 30-35HP range, larger framed, HST with loader. Would like to run a 5' or 6' rotary mower, take care of my 5 acres and my Dad's almost 8 acres. My wife already uses a Kubota L3410 4x4 HST at the nursery she works at and really like it. That size, and power range would fit well for our needs.
What Deere, current to may 5 or 6 years old, would be comparable?
It looks like I have a buyer for my existing smaller "B" series Kubota.
I am looking at something in the 30-35HP range, larger framed, HST with loader. Would like to run a 5' or 6' rotary mower, take care of my 5 acres and my Dad's almost 8 acres. My wife already uses a Kubota L3410 4x4 HST at the nursery she works at and really like it. That size, and power range would fit well for our needs.
What Deere, current to may 5 or 6 years old, would be comparable?
It has always ran like new, operated at high standards. The only problem we've had with it so far it one of the wires for the seat sensor somehow broke, enabling the tractor to move as it thoight you were not in the seat. Other than that, it has done most every task imaginable. It starts very easily in freezing weather. There hasnt been a time where it wouldnt start up. Used wise, I'd look at a 4310, 4410, and the 4510. Ive driven a 4310, but not for very long. from my experience, it was a rather nice deere. Even older, the 4300, 4400, and the 4500. In most cases, a Deere will treat you well.