James, check with Stuart Haynes. Perhaps they can cut you a deal at the HaynesOutdoors.com location in Manquin.

I ha a TC30 New Holland and love it. I think they all are about the same. I just like blue..........

It's hard to go wrong with either Kubota, Deere, or NH. I operated, tested, inspected, and practically dismantled all of them and ended up with the Kubota. Zero regrets. It's a great tractor.

Mike

I have a JD my friend has a Kub. and the other a NH. I would say you can't go wrong with either. All around the same size.

wrong

Very wrong!

Kubota is the only compact that has enough hydraulic power to operate the bucket and 3 point at the same time out of the ones I tried, (New Holland and Massey) The massey lost Hyd power when the clutch was in!!

I hate to promote Japanese products over apparently US ones, but this far and away is the best one I have owned or operated.

My L3000 Kubota has 265 hours of abuse, oil and filters only.

I have: a Kubota M4800, New Holland TN75, two Ford 3910's, 1949 Ford 8N (restoration project for the heck of it), and a Masey Ferguson 245, plus Deere 5210. Had a two week test drive of a Landini REX GT and did'nt like it went back to dealer today in fact....

Kubota or New Holland are my fav's, both have yet to be broken by our tough on stuff orchard worker's, unlike the other's we have. Yes, I'm in the market and really down to which will be the better price......

Whats interesting is the resale, try and find a used Kubota.

My last tractor was sold before I got to the dealer to trade it in. The dealer had a customer sitting there waiting to take it.

New Holland bought Case and used to build JD's skid steers. New Holland still builds some of JD's attachments. New Holland also owns Kobelco. FYI