Posted by DoubleR on June 24, 2016 at 11:09:51 from (198.105.230.162):
In Reply to: Kubota? posted by Ferd on June 24, 2016 at 10:06:01:
If its been taken care of 1500 hrs is not bad. The last two Kubota tractors I traded in had about that on them. Both of them were still running good. One did have a oil leak, the dealer said it would be about a thousand dollar repair. About 40 bucks for the part and the rest labor. I have a F2100 Commercial Kubota Diesel mower with over 3000 hrs. The only thing I have done to it is last fall the water pump went out. It cost me 60 bucks on-line for the pump and a few hours of my time to put it in. I brought that, six years ago, from a landscaper who put allot of hrs on it but took good care of it. I wouldn't be afraid of it as long as it appears to have been taken care of.
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