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Read articles →This is a new tractor owner explaining his buying decision after 72 hours of use, not a walkaround or spec sheet. He covers why he sized up from smaller 17-25hp models, chose hydrostatic transmission over gear-drive for shared multi-owner use, picked 4WD for hilly terrain, and found Kubota maintenance easy at the 50-hour service. Best for buyers weighing similar size/transmission/drive tradeoffs on a small acreage property, not for spec or performance details.
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Research showed he did not have enough time to bush hog 10 acres with a 4-foot mowing deck, so smaller tractors were taken off the table.
Since the tractor is co-owned with a neighbor, hydrostatic lets anyone hop on easily without riding the clutch differently and wearing it out faster.
The property has a lot of hills, and even when not wet he experiences slippage on steep hills, so 4WD made a big difference.
Yes, he said it was very easy and he was happy with how simple Kubota made it to work on the tractor himself.
