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Old 05-20-2008, 08:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Just looking around and trying to decide between a cub cadet SC2400 and a Kubota Bseries. Basically for mowing but also for mucking barns, stump/tree removal, clearing and because I like power equipment!

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Welcome John to the M.U! I think you found the best spot for info on all these machines - its a tought choice because they are all good

Just make sure you get the size you really need and not to small, would be the only suggestion I would give -

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hi iiibob
ill welcome u to the forum, although im new here myself.

happened to find it while searching tillers, or sumthing like that
 
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Just looking around and trying to decide between a cub cadet SC2400 and a Kubota Bseries. Basically for mowing but also for mucking barns, stump/tree removal, clearing and because I like power equipment!

John
If you figure out how to muck barns with a tractor please let me know...

I seem to still use a little manual labor during that task...

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devittjl:

Welcome to MU ! Tractor search and acquisition can be real fun; try not to get hung up on the glossy Sales & Marketing brochures. All the manufacturers "spin" their product to put there tractors in the best perspective by comparing select criteria differently. I suggest getting seat time on as many brands as posssible and getting a feel of the dealerships as well. A good dealer is more important IMHO than a good tractor because most of the major tractors within a given frame and HP range are pretty similar. Have fun and keep us posted. Jay

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