"Just looking for the manuals. I have the parts, but really need the shop and the owners manuals."

"Great tractor for homestead. It's frame is more stout than plain 35 HP tractors. Of course, the backhoe is removable and the 3-pt hitch arms attach for other implements. I use it with bush hog, tiller, and a 4' boom flail mower (the boom mower is at the 3-pt hitch max capacity...but it still does the job). I took my chances with this tractor as it was a rental. Had to replace the hydraulic pump and the clutch, but it has been rock solid otherwise."

"I have owned many tractors and. Kubot as are the. Best. Excellent. Resale value as. Well."

"Love it, but parts can be expensive and hard to get."

"Very competent tractor the backhoe attachment is handy as a pocket on a shirt."

"I have put about 10 hours of backhoe work with both the 12" and 24" buckets. Both work quite well and really, very rarely have to work much above idle. It has plenty of power for machine size and the only limit is the weight of the machine as it can easily pull you along with the hoe. Have yet to see it's capacity."

"Built tough with very strong hydraulic system, I have added teeth to the bucket and it does a great job breaking hard packed dirt loose. "

"After a hellacious New England winter overwhelmed my 60 year old Cub, SWMBO agreed that I could look for a bigger machine. My budget was $20K. I wanted something reliable with 4wd, real backhoe capability, and enough HP to handle 1000 ft. of gravel driveway, as well as some paying side jobs. I spent a couple of months reading, asking questions, and visiting dealers. I considered new, but given that it's likely I'll only put 100 hours a year or so on the machine, a well-maintained used tractor made more sense. I could get a lot more bang for my buck. When I found this machine at a local dealer, I knew right away I'd found what I wanted. I paid $18.5K at Woodbury Tractor, in Woodbury, CT. I felt the owner, Bob, was an honest guy who treated me fairly. He's even offered to help me figure out the hydraulics I need to rig to angle a snow plow, and he'll show me where to order the parts online. So far, I'm loving the machine. I've done one pole building foundation for a friend. That required digging a dozen holes, ripping out an old oak stump that was so big the tractor couldn't lift it once I got it out, and running in about 90 tons of stone. A bigger machine would have been unwieldy on that small site, and a smaller machine wouldn't have gotten the stump out. Additionally, I've done some grading and hoe work around the house. Seems like the perfect machine for me. "

" I have a Kubota L35 TLB (Tractor Loader Backhoe). It has 4WD and R4 tires. It has a quick disconnect (less than 5 minutes) BT900 backhoe which is great and it has the TL720 FEL. And with the 3 point hitch and PTO I can do all I need to on 60 acres in Conservation Reserve Programs. I have just about all the attachments a guy could want. It pulls a 6' Woods bush hog and a 6' Land Pride disc just fine. I also have a 6' snow blower, a 5' Land Pride box blade, 5 1/2' Bush Hog tiller, a seed spreader, a 6' Land Pride finish mower and a 6' grader blade. I've dug a lot of dirt with the backhoe and I love it. "

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