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Re: Re: kabota Good or Bad?
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Posted by tc on April 19, 2000 at 19:27:20 from (205.188.192.27):
In Reply to: Re: kabota Good or Bad? posted by Tommy D. on November 08, 1999 at 10:58:47:
I wonder if a kabota tractor in 25hp to 35hp class will hold up to the rental market to a very dry and hot weather conditions and being used from an assortment of untrained users.for mowing, moving 50 to 100 yards of dirt a day pushing trees down and digging a few stock tanks on the weekend.and maybe diging a couple of hundred post holes in rock. This is what customers want at a fair price.when i price a kabota b20 the local dealer was much hire than a john deer 855.
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