Thank you!

@@WilkoinFrance can I ask you something? I'm buying a Kubota B7001 next month. Is it still possible to get replacement parts for it or is it too old?

A lot of parts can still be bought, but Kubota parts are expensive. General browse on Google shows lots of parts still available, some parts from the B7000, B6001 will also fit. I have used this website to buy many of my parts, not sure where you are located, but they ship to many countries and take PayPal: www.stavros-savva-co-ltd.com.cy/shop/?jsf=woocommerce-archive&meta=tractor-model!is_custom_checkbox:B7001

@@WilkoinFrance That's good to hear! I live in Norway but they can probably ship parts here. Thanks alot for your help😊👍

No problem, happy to help.

Hello, I do recommend the Kubota B7001 or B7000. The earlier Kubota B series are all good, so the B6000 and B6001 as well. It depends how much work you want to do with it and what type of work. If you have a property of 5000 to 15000 square meters a tractor like this is sufficient if you have more, it would be faster to have a bigger tractor. These tractors are not fast. Kubota has a plough attachment for it. Anything else you need a separate 3 point hitch and then you can attach other things, but not big things. So I have a lawn mowing attachment of 80cm, maximum recommended is 1 meter or 100cm. Here in Portugal a B7001 usually costs 3500 - 3700 Euros, but it comes with the plough. Check the oil both engine and transmission condition, the air filter and see if it looks well maintained.

@@WilkoinFrance Thank you very much, I will consider what you told me. I don't have much land of my own, but I'm thinking of doing more work with it for the local neighbors as well. The tractor I'm telling you about comes equipped with a milling cutter, and the seller says it hasn't been used much. I will attach the link also : facebook.com/marketplace/item/461960188506723/

@@petruadrianpatrascu6239 It looks to be in a good condition. The milling cutter is attached with a 3 point hitch so that is good. Also the milling cutter is an expensive attachment when new so that is good value.

@@WilkoinFrance thanks a lot my friend 😊

Bonjour, d'après ce que j'ai trouvé sur internet, c'est qu'il n'y a pas beaucoup de différence entre les 2 tracteurs. Certains disent que les composants internes de la prise de force et de la transmission sont légèrement différents, et que les dimensions des pneus peuvent également être différentes. Mais je ne suis pas un expert et comme je n'ai pas eu un Kubota 7100, je ne peux pas en être sûr.

Sounds like you have the hydrostatic transmission version, if your one is complete it should have a larger pedal close to the braking pedals, this pedal has 2 flats one pointing forwards that when stepped on makes the tractor go forwards and depending on the pressure applied to the pedal the speed changes. The flat pointing towards the rear is used to go backwards. If it doesn't move make sure that the high-low selector is locked in either high or low.

For land size of only 600sq meters I would not buy a tractor. For mowing I would use a normal electric or petrol push lawn mower and a small rotovator to till the ground. If you mean 6000sq meters then yes this is a very good tractor to have.

Hello, here in Portugal it is also very hard to find parts, I often buy from an online store in Cyprus: www.stavros-savva-co-ltd.com.cy/shop/?jsf=woocommerce-archive&meta=tractor-model!is_custom_checkbox:B7100&tax=product_cat:29 But perhaps for you easier to find parts in the USA.

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The tractors are stable. I find that the B7001 is more stable than the B7000. But with both it is a matter of driving carefully and not sideways on a slope. Be careful with rocks, if one wheel goes up the rock it can become unstable.

@@WilkoinFrance obrigado

Close to the gear lever is the fill hole for the main hydraulic system and gear box, there's also a dipstick so you can see how much is in it.

@@WilkoinFrance mine leaks

From where? Would be a gasket or a seal somewhere, mine sweats a little from the hydraulic pump connections, would need new copper rings to solve that. But it never worried me as the oil level is always the same.

With the original engine which is a D750 about 16 HP, the one in the video has been upgraded to a D850 which is about 18 HP.