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| Les Evans | I'm looking at a 318 with a 50" deck, duoble bagger, and a 30" rototiller. Can't tell which motor it has/don't know where to look. The model # is 00318x370105. Can the year model be determined from this? It's in pretty good shape, all original I think, has "414" hrs per the meter. Guess as to value?? Thanks |
| bontai Joe | Here is the data on your tractor: Model: 318 |
| Les | Joe- holly cow-that's more info than expected!!! Thank you!! That bit of info about it being an '86 model seems significant on this forum a s far as ignition system goes. Over the last few hours I've been debating with myself about this unit, and wether I need a three point lift also(for sprayer, spreader and towing use). The other tractor I've been considering is a Kubota B7100- although more expensive, seems to be more "tractor-like"- all the belts on the JD have me alittle jumpy. Suggested JD models comparable to the 7100?? Any and all feedback appreciated:) |
| bontai Joe | I'm not familiar with the Kubota B7100 and so I can't offer an informed opinion. I wouldn't worry too much about the belts on the Deere. In my experience, they last a long time and are easy to replace. My 316 is the "baby brother" of the 318 and it is a great tractor for lawn and gardening tasks as well as an excellent snow remover. If the Kubota offers a cat "1" 3 point hitch and a 540 RPM rear PTO, it would be capable of heavier work especially if diesel powered. Something useful on a 3-10 acre property. |
| Les | Thanks Joe for the timely info. I won't be able to test the snow removal capabilities however as I live in sunny Florida!!
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| bontai Joe | Sunny Florida, huh? So you won't be hooking up the 250 pound, 48" wide snow blower anytime soon. :D Just to make you feel good, it is a dark rainy day of 50 degrees here in the Poconos. The 318 can be fitted up with a cat "0" 3 point hitch or the Brinly sleeve hitch for a whole assortment of available attachments, but they are smaller than their catagory "1" cousins that I am guessing that the Kubota B7100 would use. What is the plan for this tractor? Just working around a suburban yard of 1 acre +/- where the 318 will be a great choice? Or is it going to be used more than just weekends on a larger piece of land where the bigger Kubota will be a good choice?
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