I came across a killer deal on a Kubota MX5000 Utility Special with only 240 hours. Figured before I bought it I'd better consult with my local JD dealer, who is a friend, and whose District Manager son lives across the road from me- didn't want the first news of my defection to be his son driving by and seeing me on it. Told him about it, and he smiled and said "Two things- I can't come anywhere close to that deal, and if you decide not to buy it, call me immediately so I can buy it for resale." I think most of the reason for the good price is that its a pretty basic tractor- no remotes (although the hoses to the loader come apart, so it would be easy to add them), no draft control, no shuttle. It has a Hi-Lo + reverse beside the seat for your left hand, with Lo and reverse in a straight line. I use if for loading quite a bit, and I've always had to clutch and shift on my loader tractors, so its not much of a problem.
I find the "Utility Special" designation a bit curious- because the only thing special about the tractor is that its not special at all. As said, very basic, no frills. I think Oliver did the same thing- their "special" tractors were also very basic, with several otherwise standard features deleted, probably so they could get it down to a price point that would satisfy us skinflints.
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