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  • susie

    Sounds like a good deal. Hopefully its an easy fix.

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  • jimdeere
    You’re gonna love it. Kubota don’t make no junk.
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  • Ditch-Runner
     sounds like a good deal especially since you can do the work .. always a bonus
    also  in a pond is better then one a old buddy had to pull a skid steer  of a cow manure holding pit eeewwww 


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  • redneckandy
    Oh Susie it was a fantastic deal. I bought it expecting to do a full engine rebuild. Estimating $900 for parts, machine shop work, and 20ish hours of my time. Similar ones are selling for $5k+ in good shape. Guy didn't want to screw with it and I can always use a good side project. I'm excited! Been wanting one for a few years.
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  • toad67
    Nice!!!
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  • Butchdog2
    You sure that is a Kubota, and yes Kubota most always makes good stuff.
    Figured it out, made by Club Car but with a Kubota engine.
    That thing is longer than cold weather. AND I was expecting  to see and nice L C Smith. Ha.
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  • bullshot
    Man, those tires look tiny.
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  • select-fire
    Stole it.
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  • Mobuck
    It's OK for puttering around on fairly solid ground.  I've used a "Bota" dsl UTV in the past and it's sure not "quick and nimble" even when it's not a stretched 2 seater. In this case, a dsl powered golf cart is certainly well up on the novelty scale. Hope it works for you.
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  • hillbille
      dang that thing is a limosine , side by side by side....
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  • redneckandy
    After a month long delay on some parts I finally got her together and a few hours in the seat. I'm impressed. Really impressed. It won't get you where you are going fast but it will get you there. Over logs, through the woods, up steep hills, this thing never spun a tire.
     Tried to high center it on this nearly vertical 6' hill to flat ground and it climbed it without a problem. Curious to see how it handles the mud and snow this winter. I was thinking about selling it and finding a smaller one, but if it does well in the mud I will keep this "boat".
    Oh and the engine didn't need a full rebuild, one bent rod ,one rod bearing an a gasket kit. All the cylinders still had the factory hone marks in em.
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  • dunbarboyz
    Get a winch or a good come along. For some unknown reason those only get stuck when it's a long walk home.
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    You got a real good deal.  Nice.
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  • bustedknee
    jimdeere said:
    You’re gonna love it. Kubota don’t make no junk.

    I don't know about their carts but I have a Kubota backhoe.  Poorly designed and poorly constructed with inferior materials.
    Stuff falls off,  cowling cracked, brakes failed, dash display shorted out, so many safety switches it won't go down hill, fuel filter inaccessible - way up underneath, tires leak, seat bracket fell apart, non-existent traction, ... I'm too tired to go on.
    And after it is out of warranty the customer is on their on.  $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

    I need to dig, move earth and mow but it seems I spend 6 days working on the tractor and 1 day actually working it!  I don't enjoy spending all my spare time trying to make their $20,000 mistake work..

    It sounds like you are the kind of person that likes to fix machines.  I hope you are lucky too.


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  • susie

    Yep, you hot a great deal and a good little go getter for sure.

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  • gjshaw

    You stole that. I got a Polaris 850 side by side from a man that had a heart attack and couldn’t go hunting any more. I thought I did ok when I bought mine but you hit the jackpot when you got yours. They will go anywhere’s.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Sweet deal, considering you can/did the work yourself.

    I'd agree with the consensus, you stole it.

    Congrats on getting it up and running again.

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