farmerjohn
Well-known member
For all of you Kubota lovers...... Your company is a joke. They lie on their website.
For instance, on the lower hp tractors that weigh LESS than John Deere (and others) they claim this is an advantage because the kubota will not bog down in the field. When actually they don't use as much steel and their tractors weigh less than JD, CASEIH and New Holland.
Then on their M95S, which weighs ONLY 500 lbs less than JD, it states that it is "in the same weight class". So in this instance they are saying that they weigh nearly as much as JD, which is obviously a good thing or they wouldn't have mentioned it.The same comparison chart also does a comparsion between a JD 6320. It states that the JD has open center hydraulics. WHICH IS NOT TRUE........... Kubota conveniently made a mistake, because they didn't want to look bad against JD.
So Kubota lovers, you can have your lightweight Kubota stuff. Be honest, you bought them because they were cheap, without doing your research.
Same goes for all of you guys buying Montana, Branson, Zetor, and Kioti.............
If you want a real tractor stick with a John Deere, CASE-IH or New Holland......
And for you that don't know, these companies also make cheaper tractors to compete with Kubota, Kioti, etc... You can buy for example, a 6020 series John Deere and get a real tractor like "the big boys" use or buy a cheaper 6003 or 5020 series that is about the same as the cheaper junk brands. It is a shame that these manufacturers had to come out with cheaper junk to compete.............
For instance, on the lower hp tractors that weigh LESS than John Deere (and others) they claim this is an advantage because the kubota will not bog down in the field. When actually they don't use as much steel and their tractors weigh less than JD, CASEIH and New Holland.
Then on their M95S, which weighs ONLY 500 lbs less than JD, it states that it is "in the same weight class". So in this instance they are saying that they weigh nearly as much as JD, which is obviously a good thing or they wouldn't have mentioned it.The same comparison chart also does a comparsion between a JD 6320. It states that the JD has open center hydraulics. WHICH IS NOT TRUE........... Kubota conveniently made a mistake, because they didn't want to look bad against JD.
So Kubota lovers, you can have your lightweight Kubota stuff. Be honest, you bought them because they were cheap, without doing your research.
Same goes for all of you guys buying Montana, Branson, Zetor, and Kioti.............
If you want a real tractor stick with a John Deere, CASE-IH or New Holland......
And for you that don't know, these companies also make cheaper tractors to compete with Kubota, Kioti, etc... You can buy for example, a 6020 series John Deere and get a real tractor like "the big boys" use or buy a cheaper 6003 or 5020 series that is about the same as the cheaper junk brands. It is a shame that these manufacturers had to come out with cheaper junk to compete.............
