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CHALLENGE Re: Deere 5303 vs Kubota M6040F or M570
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Posted by colekicker on March 01, 2006 at 20:18:44 from (65.26.196.131):
In Reply to: Deere 5303 vs Kubota M6040F or M5700 posted by Charles Branch on March 01, 2006 at 16:49:19:
Here is the challenge. I know lots of people think that because its green its made of gold. And others think that the Kubota is that way also. I challenge you to go to a Deere dealer, raise the loader approx 2 feet in the air, and stand on one side. See what happens to the loader frame on the Deere. I don't think you will be impressed. If you look at the Kubota, I believe that they have a bar that connects each side of the loader mounts together, just above the hood. This is to help correct the problem that Deere has. Also, look at the number of bolts that hold the loader onto the tractor. I strongly suggest you look at both the New Holland and Farmall compacts. You will find that these are much more serviceable and built better that the other two brands.
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