Hmm... Doesn't say much for Kabota.... Sounds more like Kabanga!!! We've worn out two Deere, currently beating up a New Holland... Both Deere had the impeller (flail) conditioner, Loved them!!!!! New Holland has rubber rolls.... We stepped backwards, lost at least two days of dry time. Knife bolts on the New Holland don't locate as well either.... Get in a hurry and mess up the nuts where they locate into the turtle... The shear setup on New Holland is really good!!!! Just finished the tenth season on it, found some rocks, could of stumps that we didn't know about.... Big sticks.. all been quick easy fixes😎 Only problem we really had with Deere was after 12 seasons, the CV joints went out... Was going to be six weeks before they'd have the parts... Local (Nationwide) driveline shop had nothing..... That's why we got the NH... Only machine in the area. Lost CV joints in it two years ago, but the driveline shop got everything done and back to us in four days 😎 Good luck with the warranty!!!!!
I was torn between the Deere and kubota and ended up with the kubota because I had bought the Tedder a few months earlier and they had a multi unit deal that took a lot off of the price of the kubota. We run Deere’s at the dairy I help and they are by far built heavier and I kinda wish I would have bout one instead. But hopefully someday all my hay equipment will be Krone
@@ohiofarmlife4020 I've thought about a Krone baler.. but margins are so tight here that it's just not in reach😪 Did find a used one for 19k a month ago... Just don't have the 19k...hay and seed crops are 1/3 to half of normal... Got a 500 ton barn for sale hay, it's not even a quarter full... Won't have a full barn for the cows either, but if I can keep water on the pastures long enough, we shouldn't run out😎 BTW, you have a good channel!!! I like it!!!
Short answer is hell no. I traded this pile of shit off and went back to New Holland. I wanted a Claas but it wasn’t in the budget. Get the krone, or if you have a dealer I’d look at a Claas.
Day what you want everything breaks it may have been loose you need to tighten everything I mean everything after I few hours are on the mower but there is several of those mowers here that have cut trouble free across a couple of thousand acres
I understand everything breaks, there are 4 of these machines within a few miles of here and none of the owners are overly impressed with them. Kubota is aware there are problems or they wouldn’t be getting corporate involved.
@@ohiofarmlife4020 i bet its a bad set of bolts on my kuhn thats 15 years old thats cut 1000 acres and only broke one part just poking hahhaahha they upgraded the shaft that holds it together I had to buy 3 other parts but I know the upgrade sure beefed it up I'm sure that's what will happen here I have learned it's all in service and parts we run Kubota Ford Vermeer Kuhn and case because of the dealer support you run a John Deere here if you want a good dealer it's a long drive the ones here suck but if you buy older John Deere they don't breakdown to bad so you can come out ok running them and ordering parts
Our Kubota mower threw the bottom conditioner roller out after 20 hours of use. We had to fight pretty hard to get them to warranty the fix. Pretty disappointing...
I finally got a Kubota rep out yesterday, it only took 3 years. We got a few things solved and a few things I’m still not happy with. This thing will be traded at some point
Having Run Krone 320 Easy-Cut cutter bars for going on 7 ears and have never had The " cutter=bar protection system activate with the shear-Pins shearing and the turtle screwing up to pre vent contact with ajacent turtles.... We Have 3 KMC 4760 cart mounted cutters and 1 3200 trail cutter.... Only replaced Drive line u-joints and Knives....
