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Kubota L39?????

littledenny

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Anyone seen or heard anything about the "new" Kubota L39 TLB?

I've been considering a JD 110 TLB, but I'm beginning to wonder. I've seen some specs for the L39, seems about even with the JD 110, give or take a couple inches here and there. I know there are some 110 owners here, so tell me the good and bad points.

I've rented a couple Kubotas, and operated a larger JD backhoe, but I've not actually tried the 110, and I'm not sure when the Kubotas are expected in. Heard that the Southeast is on the list first, but not seen one yet.

Anyone have thoughts, one way or the other?
 

coopers

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Western Washington
What does this machine look like? I have been hearing about this machine but can't seem to find anything pictures of it.

Blake
WA
 

lamarbur

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Nov 14, 2003
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MA/CT state lines
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part time excavator/backhoe operator
Dean impliment in Texas has posted a lot of pictures and info.
compacttractorreview.com did also, but they posted early and were asked to remove the pictures as they posted a couple months ahead of announcement dates.. It is a severely upgraded L 35 with too many changes to mention here
 

coopers

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Huh, interesting looking machine. Kind of ugly I think.... but maybe it will grow on me....so have they stopped production of the L35? It looks like that might be the case.

Blake
WA
 

lamarbur

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The 39 went to a curved hoe boom, another foot digging depth, I am told by my dealer they copied the 48 and put three pumps on it, two for the hoe operation, they curved the hood down like NH and Deere, and a host of other improvements,, the 35 is or will be out of production real soon.
 

coopers

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Huh, interesting. That's the first I noticed about the curved boom on the hoe. But to me it looks half done. You know, not quite like Deere. They put three more pumps on the hoe huh? Does that mean the hoe will operate smoother, and not one function at a time?

Blake
WA
 
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