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Posted by Kent in NB on December 19, 2005 at 05:52:06 from (142.166.244.78):
In Reply to: Kubota posted by kraigWY on December 18, 2005 at 15:43:24:
I hate to disagree with these others, but I will. We had an M9000 here for a week while our TL-90 NH was in shop for computer replacement. We had four different drivers, and all agreed that the Kubota was nothing to write home about. Everything shakes and flops around(muffler, fenders, all handles...) I would think it will break itself to pieces. Fuel consumption was hard to gauge, as tank is small and had to be refilled after about 8 hours. Visibilty and comfort were not as good as the NH. We also had a 5525 DEERE in the yard at the same time, and the Kubota did not measure up to it ,either. We put 16 hrs on in 9 days, and were glad when it left.
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