Posted by Charlie M on May 27, 2020 at 06:34:33 from (50.49.145.70):
I'm thinking its getting close to time to get rid of my JD318 lawn tractor. The hydraulics are getting weak and it has a lot of hours on it. Getting the mower off of a machine that vintage is a pain in the neck as I'm getting older. A few other things are starting to happen but its a 1989 model and has been a great machine over the years. A replacement would be either a Kubota or a JD since those are the only dealers close buy. I'm looking in the $8000 - $10000 range for something similar to what I have from what I've seen. Some questions I have include who makes the equipment - does each company make their own or are they farmed out. Any good/bad reviews on the line in general.I know JD can get pretty pricey on parts. I have no experience with Kubota. I've thought about a zero turn but I think I may add a snow blower along with about a 48" mower. One have easier to attach accessories than the other? Are there better times during the year to get a better deal - maybe late fall or during the winter when this type of equipment is in less demand? I just wrestled the mower out from under my tractor to weld a part that broke is what has started me thinking about it.
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