Its time to think about buying your first compact tractor to maintain the property you just purchased. Like most people we go to the internet for guidance, support and reviews but how on earth do we filter through the millions of c...

One of the most common questions we get is why Kubota offers so many compact tractors that appear to overlap in horsepower. On the surface, it can feel unnecessary, but in reality it’s very intentional. Compact tractors serve a wide range...

Continuing on from our last post, a good example of this philosophy is the comparison between the Kubota L3302 and L3560. While the horsepower ratings are similar, the tractors themselves are built for very different users. The L3302 is pa...

Just like our last blog, the same principles apply when comparing a BX2380 to a B2301. Kubota introduced the BX series in the late 1990s, creating the subcompact tractor category. Demand for these machines has grown every year, largely due ...

Choosing the right zero-turn mower is not just about buying the biggest deck or the most horsepower. The better question is: what kind of property are you mowing, how often are you mowing it, and how much comfort, speed, and durability do y...

Why Is Torque Important on a Zero-Turn Mower?Episode 1 of the Zero-Turn Buyer’s Guide When most people shop for a zero-turn mower, the first number they look at is horsepower. And horsepower does matter. But horsepower is not the whole st...

Wondering whether you need a Kubota DM disc mower or DMC disc mower conditioner? Learn the difference, how tine conditioning helps hay dry faster, and which mower fits your hay operation.When hay season is moving fast and weather windows ar...

Why Is Deck Depth Important on a Zero-Turn Mower?Episode 3 of the Zero-Turn Buyer’s Guide When people compare zero-turn mowers, they usually look at engine horsepower, deck width, brand, and price. Those things matter. But one detail that...