Can you image a design/quality team saying, “it’s good enough, let’s send it off to production!” This level of quality leaves me wondering what else was “good enough.” Would you tolerate this level abrupt stopping in your passenger car? And passenger cars have “lemon laws” that unfortunately do not apply to tractors (I checked). The Kubota transmission design team should be rounded up sent to their nearest competitor.
Check out the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxRYLhbFFOM
For all you owners, I think it’s too late. The resale value has fallen as the market is flooded with people dumping them. I also hear Kubota is quietly buying some back. They seem to have stopped that. I’m sure they see what’s happening to the market. I would dump mine too, but I’d loose too much money.
Now my wife won’t use the tractor and I’m not confidant in the safety to allow my 14 year old son to use it. I bought it so other could mow, now I’m screwed.
The John Deere was a little more money, but in hindsight, I should have stepped up!
Check out the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxRYLhbFFOM
For all you owners, I think it’s too late. The resale value has fallen as the market is flooded with people dumping them. I also hear Kubota is quietly buying some back. They seem to have stopped that. I’m sure they see what’s happening to the market. I would dump mine too, but I’d loose too much money.
Now my wife won’t use the tractor and I’m not confidant in the safety to allow my 14 year old son to use it. I bought it so other could mow, now I’m screwed.
The John Deere was a little more money, but in hindsight, I should have stepped up!
