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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Used japanese tractors


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Posted by VaTom on March 16, 2003 at 10:58:45 from (64.4.122.160):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Used japanese tractors posted by Dave 52 on March 15, 2003 at 18:59:25:

Hi Dave,

Parts availability doesn't seem to be much of a problem, other than waiting for it to be shipped in, sometimes from Japan. That Kubota seal I use was backed up 3 months for the US importer, warehoused in Oregon. (I was fortunate to get existing stock.) After attending an auction yesterday and seeing a couple of Satohs there, I wanted to caution you about relying too much on hp ratings.

Tractor weight is really what does the work. 4x4 will make up a lot of the difference but even within that, more weight's better. My 4x4 Mitsubishi, as outfitted, weighs around 5000 lbs. I saw a Satoh that was advertised as more hp than mine but was no more than 1/2 the tractor. No question which will do more pulling. Even with all my added weight (loader, liquid filled tires, rear wheel weights) I can dig holes in my gravel driveway trying to pull something a little too heavy. Not a serious problem, and no damage, just a little frustrating. For my weight, I have plenty of engine.

Clearly the best approach is to use the tractor for the intended application before buying it. Good luck with whatever you buy.

Tom


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