Snow pusher box pic, put her to work

OliverGuy · Feb 3, 2011

So much for setting mostly in the barn till spring, my chore and planting tractor has been out a lot this winter. Runs this 10" quick attach box quite well. I think I could go a little bigger, but now I can drive up and down the road to the next job. We sneak down the road at night with the backhoe and 14" box. A little wide for in town I guess. Didn"t get a lot of snow, just 5-6" of packed sleet with a layer of froze rain and maybe 2" of snow mixed in. Not a lot there, but was hard on equipment.

hardscrabble · Feb 3, 2011

What model of Kubota is that? I"m thinking of buying one(or a JD).

Kansas4010 · Feb 3, 2011

That looks like one nice setup.

GordoSD · Feb 3, 2011

Check out the newer Case/IH Farmalls, 80 to 95 hp, MFD. 2 gph fuel use when spraying or pushing snow.

Gordo

Larry62 · Feb 3, 2011

That setup sure looks good on that tractor. Does the job and that's all that matters. Now speaken of to wide. Read the paper today on court cases. Showed like 5 or 6 over width and charged large fines here in mid missouri. What a shame for I only see farmers hauling hay they need. It's not like their on a major highway. Talk about an officer being chicken you know what.

OliverGuy · Feb 3, 2011

125. Very handy machine, ask me any questions you want on it. I"ve been very happy with it.

jm. · Feb 3, 2011

Been selling kubotas 28 years and that tractor right there will stand with the case ih or deer and save the purchaser some big bucks. Keep the snow plowing. jm.

old · Feb 3, 2011

Looks a lot like the tractor that I saw this morning. I was out pushing snow and a guy stopped to look at my set up. He was on one about like that but told me my set up was great. I was on my 841 ford with V plow but he still likes the V plow any how. Later I was heading to town to get a part when I saw him again. He pulled over for me and I waved him on. He about got that tractor stuck. He had all four tires spinning. When he got up to me I jumped out and told him I though I might have needed to pull him out. Ya like a Toyota Corolla would pull a rig like that

Anonymous-0 · Feb 4, 2011

Wouldn't fuel use depend on how hard it was pushing? Snow clearing can make a machine work! Dave

ASEguy · Feb 4, 2011

That is a nice looking tractor. Plenty of lights too. Gerard

OliverGuy · Feb 4, 2011

I agree, the deere was almost $20k more. You would know, how much of this 125 is made in the states? It's put together in GA?

massey 333 · Feb 4, 2011

I think when you do a apples to apples comparsion,you aren't any cheaper.That 125 tractor has got a lot of dealers in trouble(on bids) when the spec.called for a 120 or 125HP.and you are only 108HP.When it is put up against a 105-110 JD or CIH or MF there is very little $$ different.

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