Strengths bio steer is nice in tight places lots of power moving dirt or pulling hay equipment big front tires makes it ride smooth joy stick loader work nice

Weaknesses skid steer quick attach for bucket hard to release need a clevis drawbar

Overall for the money its great i will buy another one i've had no major problems it has 600+ hours

Strengths WE HAVE ABOUT FIFTEEN CUSTOMERS WITH THESE- NOTHING BUT POSITIVE FEEDBACK

Weaknesses NONE

Overall CAN'T FIND A BETTER TRACTOR FOR THE PRICE!

Strengths I have had nothing go wrong I have 400 hrs on it. I feed with it every day during the winter (mix wagon silage) plant, spray, and chop corn sialage with it. I use it for every thing I do except rake hay & pull a bale wagon whick I do with a 165 massey.

Weaknesses none

Overall great tractor

Strengths comfortable, no engine probles yet

Weaknesses In les than 300 hours of service: five oil leaks, front wheel drive disentegrated, transmission over heats and blows fuses, fenders fell off, eachservice interval was over three weeks, even when they supplied the parts and I did the work. What i have fixed has remained so. Jenner was not able to fix anything and cahrged $250.00 for a service call

Overall Seemed cheap when purchased but is the most expensive tractor available. It is hard to give it 1 on a scale of 10 and service is worse. Over three weeks to get parts with each breakdown.

Strengths Tons of power and traction. Cab is very functional; not overly modern, but nothing out of place. And, of course, price. Nothing touches it for features and power in this price range

Weaknesses Well, it squeaks and rattles, and I only have 450 very light duty hours. The shuttle shift lever has come apart twice now. Wheel lugs front and rear refuse to stay torqued, despite weekly visits with the wrench. Last week, a rim-to-wheel carriage bolt on the right rear worked out, causing the cast wheel to crack - major repair! The next day, oil seals on both sides of the front axle started to leak. Until I can have it repaired, I have to add at least 2 qts of gear oil daily.

Overall Would have to think long and hard about Kubota again. Yes, it was quite inexpensive for a 125 hp tractor with a cab and loader, but when it is the only loader you own, and you have livestock waiting to be fed, and your tractor has just goen down again, it makes that Deere or New Holland or whatever seem not so out of the question.