Nice Dustin, I also have a Kubota B7200 with hydrostat trans. It really is a "workhorse"! I don't have the midmount mower but I have a 72" finish mower, a 4' bush hog, a 4' scrape blade and a scoop pan. The Kubota handles them all with no problem. You're right, take care of it and it will last a long time. New subscriber here.
Those Kubotas are a good machine. Those diesel motors are pretty solid. I know a few folks who own older mowers like that and have owned them a very long time with no problems with the engines just normal wear and tear on other parts. Great video,Dustin. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, I never seen a Kubota that old with a diesel and never seen one for sale in my neck of the woods in Nova Scotia. I wouldn't mind being able to find one. Like the content. Keep them coming. Cheers
Good video I have a B8200 hydrostatic no temperature gauge two summers ago I boiled her last week I finally took the plunge and put in a new cylinder head gasket running like a dream I also have a bx2200 with a front end loader two brilliant machines wouldn't part with either
I have a B5200, same vintage. GREAT little tractor! My only problem is the 3 point hitch in the rear wont hold a load, it still goes up but quickly sags back down. I managed with it for the first few years [it came with the property we bought 5 years ago] but now it sags too quick. If anyone knows how to repair that [without spending a fortune!] I would love to hear from ya. My big tractor has issues and I'd love to be able to pull the brush hog behind this one again [worked great for the first couple of years]
i have an 87 yanmar 226d which is 22hp 4wd. i like it, it has the loader, i bought it with a snowplow, rear blade and brush hog, i also has a JD cab on it painted to match the red tractor. but would like a couple more tractors, one being a small kubota.
Just bought one today at an auction.. 792 hours/$4250.00... Started mowing immediately. In 4ft grass.. Gonna have to brush hog first.. Its just too much work for it.. I love it though! It does seem a little tippy on the hills
I have a grey market l 1500 had 6 years change oil 3 times never used a drop. Have pulled pime log so heavy my buddy had to ride the hood to keep front end down
@@DustinT No worries - thanks for answering! I'm debating on upgrading one of my older B7100's to a B7200 because they have better cooling systems. I was wondering about the live PTO because I'd be buying it mostly for a brush hog or a rototiller.
I can tackle about 4 acres of knee high grass in around 2 hours. So roughly 2 acres/hour. Keep in mind my field is fairly open so I don’t have any obstacles to dodge, that helps increase my time.
Nice Dustin, I also have a Kubota B7200 with hydrostat trans. It really is a "workhorse"! I don't have the midmount mower but I have a 72" finish mower, a 4' bush hog, a 4' scrape blade and a scoop pan. The Kubota handles them all with no problem. You're right, take care of it and it will last a long time. New subscriber here.
Those Kubotas are a good machine. Those diesel motors are pretty solid. I know a few folks who own older mowers like that and have owned them a very long time with no problems with the engines just normal wear and tear on other parts. Great video,Dustin. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, I never seen a Kubota that old with a diesel and never seen one for sale in my neck of the woods in Nova Scotia. I wouldn't mind being able to find one. Like the content. Keep them coming. Cheers
You have some nice land
Good video I have a B8200 hydrostatic no temperature gauge two summers ago I boiled her last week I finally took the plunge and put in a new cylinder head gasket running like a dream I also have a bx2200 with a front end loader two brilliant machines wouldn't part with either
I have a B5200, same vintage. GREAT little tractor! My only problem is the 3 point hitch in the rear wont hold a load, it still goes up but quickly sags back down. I managed with it for the first few years [it came with the property we bought 5 years ago] but now it sags too quick. If anyone knows how to repair that [without spending a fortune!] I would love to hear from ya. My big tractor has issues and I'd love to be able to pull the brush hog behind this one again [worked great for the first couple of years]
i have an 87 yanmar 226d which is 22hp 4wd.
i like it, it has the loader, i bought it with a snowplow, rear blade and brush hog, i also has a JD cab on it painted to match the red tractor. but would like a couple more tractors, one being a small kubota.
Just bought one today at an auction.. 792 hours/$4250.00... Started mowing immediately. In 4ft grass.. Gonna have to brush hog first.. Its just too much work for it.. I love it though! It does seem a little tippy on the hills
can you add a loader on the b5200 tractor I got one of those last night
hi where is Kubota B6200E 2WD Hour Meter Cable on a motor
I have B7200 and looking for a belly mower in WV.
Just bought one from my local tractor dealer for $3,700. Really hoping I made a good buy .
make sure you keep oil in the mower gear box , a new one cost $4000 canadian dollars .
ridiculous actually .
I have a grey market l 1500 had 6 years change oil 3 times never used a drop. Have pulled pime log so heavy my buddy had to ride the hood to keep front end down
Do these have live PTO?
Mid pto is lever controlled and rear pto can be turned on/off with another lever. Read pto can be ran at 540 or 720
@@DustinT yeah, but is it live? lol. Does the rear PTO stop with the clutch?
Ah I see, yes the PTO stops when the clutch is pressed. Sorry for the confusion!
@@DustinT No worries - thanks for answering! I'm debating on upgrading one of my older B7100's to a B7200 because they have better cooling systems. I was wondering about the live PTO because I'd be buying it mostly for a brush hog or a rototiller.
That things a beast!
How fast can you mow a normal lawn?
I can tackle about 4 acres of knee high grass in around 2 hours. So roughly 2 acres/hour. Keep in mind my field is fairly open so I don’t have any obstacles to dodge, that helps increase my time.
@@DustinT thanks for the reply
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