Posted by Bruce from Can. on May 22, 2019 at 06:43:05 from (74.12.73.21):
In Reply to: Kubota for hay making posted by Ray Tractor on May 22, 2019 at 05:29:42:
I didn’t have any experience with Kubota tractors until 2014, and I bought two new Kubota tractors that year. A GX 135 M and a GX 100 M. So only real advice I can offer to you would be to be sure you buy a tractor big enough to meet your needs. I traded my GX 100 M after 18 months on a new M6 141. The 100 just wasn’t big enough for the work I wanted to do with it. The larger tractors tend to come with bigger tires, give better ride and floatation. I like a 100+hp tractor on my round baler, because we make mostly wet silage bales. Silage bales can get heavy and take more power, and if you have hills in your hay fields, extra power makes baling going up the hill easier on the tractor, and the heavier tractor has better control going down, and a better chance of stopping to eject a finished bale on a hill.
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