Who builds the new Case / NH UTV ?

joes_427_vette · Jul 6, 2010

Is it a case of who did they copy, who builds it and they put their name on it , or they actually did some homework and saw a need for this segment of the industry ?
The new 1100 Kubota lists for 17+k. Thats alot of money for a pipe frame, diesel engine, cab, and a utility box. Dealer discount, 1,000 is what I have found. May take me years to justify this expense but in the mean time my Wrangler will fill the slot.

Spudland_Dave · Jul 6, 2010

Club Car

wallace · Jul 6, 2010

Soo.. lets see Bobcat had them made by Club Car and Husqvarna is currently having them made and now Case??

Like to see what the price differance is.
I am selling the HUV for $7,999

MessickFarmEqu · Jul 6, 2010

joes_427_vette said:
The new 1100 Kubota lists for 17+k. .

...you would really put the two in the same league? The Club Car version is half the machine of an RTV for $500-600 less. We are stocking some of the cheaper 2WD machines, they are priced right for somthing just to get around in.

joes_427_vette · Jul 6, 2010

MessickFarmEqu said:
...you would really put the two in the same league? /QUOTE]

Just saw an ad for the NH, nothing up close or what they use for components. Have no idea if they are in the same ball park. I was just wondering if they had someone make a clone or they developed something on their own.
As for Kubota, nice compact machine but I just can't see the value. Maybe its just me.

Spudland_Dave · Jul 10, 2010

wallace said:
Soo.. lets see Bobcat had them made by Club Car and Husqvarna is currently having them made and now Case??

Like to see what the price differance is.
I am selling the HUV for $7,999

Business is good over at Club Car :laughing:

I'm sure they cost more then your HUV, but face it, Paint sells. I personally wouldnt buy the HUV (even though I love Husky Saws) and I wouldnt buy the NH Rustler, but I would buy the CIH Scout version or the Bobcat version...I know full well they're all the same.

mojoinco · Jul 15, 2010

So how much can a new Ranger pick up (maybe even a flat bed) cost?!

Nelson Dairy · Jul 30, 2010

My personal opinion is that I would never have a Kubota due to their transmission. The hydro does pull good, but you can not coast anywhere and changing ranges can be problems in going up hills. My grandpa has one and he has been an auto motive mechanic for 20 yrs and can't work on the brakes on it. Plus clubcar has the aluminum frame with will not rust in manure and they do offer the kubota diesel.

art · Jul 31, 2010

Nelson Dairy said:
My personal opinion is that I would never have a Kubota due to their transmission. The hydro does pull good, but you can not coast anywhere and changing ranges can be problems in going up hills. My grandpa has one and he has been an auto motive mechanic for 20 yrs and can't work on the brakes on it. Plus clubcar has the aluminum frame with will not rust in manure and they do offer the kubota diesel.

I just wonder, you say that you can't coast with a kubota. You need to work on the brakes????? The 2010's do coast far better then the old ones. Kubota has been listening to some of you!!!!

We haven't after selling several hundred over the years!!

We have the RTV's in our area with over 3,000 hours and not had to work on the drives!!!

Now how long can a snowmobile clutch and drive system go, some you wouldn't want to go over 3,000 miles, now lets take a twenty mile an hour average. That brings it out to about 150 hours!!!

There is no comparisions between the kubota and the other makes and if you will buy the broken parts I'll prove it!!!!

It is not right for everyone I will admit that as far as the price or what they might be looking for.