The INSANE Story and History of Kubota Tractors!
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2023
- Are you a farmer on the hunt for top-notch and cutting-edge agricultural machinery? Or are you someone who loves to explore the fascinating intersection of history and technology? Look no further! Come along with us on an exciting adventure as we explore the captivating tale and rich heritage of Kubota tractors!
Think about a world without tractors, where farming is hard work and crops don't grow well. Isn't it hard to picture? Well, modern farming has changed a lot thanks to the creativity and hard work of companies like Kubota. Join us as we learn about the interesting story and history of Kubota tractors, from their humble beginnings to their position as the world's most popular brand of farm equipment. Find out how Kubota's dedication to new ideas, reliability, and customer satisfaction has changed farming and other industries.
People who own a kubota
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I own a Kubota m5640su, that my grandpa, bought when I was in 6th grade. For our farm, to make hay, and do the farm jobs we do. I'm now 27, and my grandpa left the tractor to me, when he passed, I use it for my farming jobs, and working my deer hunting plots, and do some side jobs for people with it, tilling and brush hogging, and it runs strong. Only part I've had to put in it, is a new battery. Other than that, I just change the oil regularly, and it's a very good machine.
My grandpas b9200 is still in the family. It’s absolutely crazy how reliable they are. He had one he had traded in on the b9200 my guess is that it was most likely the 7100 or like a l175 or something and I wonder if that one is still out there working as well. I myself own a 1988 L2850 and it’s a beast.
You got one thing right, Kubota makes some serious reliable tractors.
My farther owns a Kubota tractor. From Sri Lanka ❤
This summer my BX1500 turns 20 years old. It has just over 1100 hours and is still running strong. I took the bucket off just before coming in and watching this video and now my wife is mowing the yard as I write this. With a top speed of 8 mph it's not likely to win a race without down hill and a tail wind. But I love it.
Nice, great to hear!
Nice gotta love how reliable they are. Absolutely bulletproof!!!
My 1988 Kubota L2850DT is 36 years old with 1700 hours on it and still purrs like a kitten. It fires right up so quickly when you turn the key.
Serviced plenty of them… I’ve grown quite adept to working on them. Their RTVs are a bit of a pain to clean and work on though! Haha
A top speed of 10 hp. Ahh yes
Nice presentation, very well put together, however a lot of the information you provided is inaccurate. Model information and pictures, dates , etc
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canada need a fatcory like this
at 3:20 Bosnian farmer :D
The first to use diesels? Really
the kubota b7100 was not the first kubota tractor in america it was the l200 and it had 21 hp not 10, the second kubota tractor in the US was the l175, the t15 was the first kubota tractor made in japan and the 4wd kubota tractor was the b6000
You’re talking about old tractors from the beginning then showing new models in pictures.
I bought one of their commercial lawn mowers, diesel powered zero turn and it is a piece of garbage and they refused to honor their warranty. I am stuck with it and after18 years I have yet got enough hours on it, 425, to do some of the break in maintenance. Never again Kubota.
A pieced together,non factual video.Not accurate,quick and brief.
You sure didn’t spend time getting the pictures right. WOW why would you be talking about the 1969 l450 then putting pics up of the 2020 L4508. Wow
kubota not sell parts for private inports, poor form
They don’t?
I love that you made a video about kubota but the L300 and L450 arent right with pictures
Try google this
クボタトラクタL300
クボタトラクタL450