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Lawn Tractor or Sub Compact

14 years ago

I have 2 acres that are on a 15-30% grade, and a pond dam that is 45%. I don't know whether I should buy a lawn or garden tractor or a subcompact. I have a chance to buy a Kubota B7500 4wd with finish mower and front end loader for $10,000. Recommendations?

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tomplum
14 years ago
Manufactures don't like to spec highly on giving you their blessing to work on grades. I'm unsure on Kubota B series. May want to post on the tractor forum for more responses.
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