The Kubota B2650 - Our Favorite Homesteading Tractor | Forest to Farm

[@DOGFOODACTUAL8541]

Thanks for giving the price. It helps me know that I can afford it with the right planning.

[@ForestToFarm]

No problem. Terry

[@jesserau1747]

Thank you so much guys !!!

[@bighammer587]

I made the exact same comparisons and I chose the B2650 for the win. Very happy with it!

[@UFRooster]

I’ve got a B2920 and it’s just about perfect. I would prefer an L series so I have the full size frame. That adjustable steering wheel is very nice!

[@ForestToFarm]

I agree, the steering wheel makes it much easier on you especially if you are working long hours like we tend to do when out there. Terry

[@TheRealWadeW]

I purchased an L3301. Worth every penny and maintain 12 deer plots plus approximately 6 acres.

[@jopiaspieder1184]

When I need to buy a tractor I am buying this one, thanks for the preview gentlemen

[@ForestToFarm]

Sure thing. Terry

[@patrickd4699]

Kubota is hard to beat.

[@ForestToFarm]

Agreed! Terry

[@amateurcarolina]

This is very helpful! This size would probably be more appropriate for me too, thanks!

[@dannydenham8141]

Love my L3940

[@ForestToFarm]

Wish we had a need for a bigger tractor as in more land and big fields. maybe some day. :) Terry

[@lewisvillalta2492]

Excellent advice

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! You get all kinds of opinions but it really just comes down to what you need, in my opinion ha ha. Terry

[@Reddylion]

Nice tractor.

[@bobbymalcich63]

thank you for sharing this video with us!!! good job!!

[@ForestToFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks! Terry

[@bobbymalcich63]

@@ForestToFarm cant wait for the next video on survival dispatch!!!

[@ForestToFarm]

@@bobbymalcich63 Thanks!

[@bobbymalcich63]

@@ForestToFarm your welcome!!

[@6ShooterHomesteadAndPrepping]

I started with a jd 3043d homesteading and then we moved into doing more like making hay and just traded up to jd 4066m

[@bogan4009]

Great video guys!!!

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! Terry

[@stoweman34]

What year is it? The used 2019 listed in my area is 22500! Comes with a 5’ brush hog.

[@VortymLichbane]

Kubotas keep on ticking 👍

[@ForestToFarm]

So far so good! Terry

[@auburnalum9019]

I looked at the B2650. Its a great tractor but the L2501 is the same price and more capable. You can handle heavier implements with the compact frame. It uses an engine that has been used for decades and is still super reliable. Overall the L2501 is more stable for difficult and hilly terrain.

[@zerpblerd5966]

the HP enough to do deeper digging at a good rate ?

[@ForestToFarm]

Not sure where you are getting your stats. If you go to tractordata.com the B2650 has a little over 200 more pounds lift capacity on the three point hitch Than the L series. Same rear PTO at 540 rpm. The L weighs about 300 more pounds but for us that is not a plus as we wanted less weight since a good bit of our use is on turf. The size of an L is bigger as well and again it was not what we wanted because the B series is so much more maneuverable again a big plus for our needs. The L series loaders do lift slightly higher but for our needs that was not an issue. Its all in what you need and a "more capable" tractor is dependent on what you need. Terry

[@auburnalum9019]

@@ForestToFarm they both have the same loader. Tractordata is not correct nor a Bible and not always correct when I have compared company .com website stats. What exactly are you lifting with the rear hitch without counter weight on the front? That is a super light tractor. Are you slaloming through corn rows? I have 14 acres of heavily wooded land and the L2501 is just perfect. To each his own.

[@mtower235]

Sure is nice 👍

[@ForestToFarm]

Thanks! We love it. Waited a long time to own my first tractor and it is all I dreamed it would be. We could not be happier. Terry

[@bobmcelroy7289]

Show how to hookup the implements! Dad has one and that was the biggest problem!

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

What State are you in? Looks nice.

[@ForestToFarm]

South Carolina. Terry

[@richardhillier442]

Howdy, have ya had a thumb for the bucket?

[@richardhillier442]

@@ForestToFarm thanks for getn bk w/me, was wondern bout a front grapple bucket or 1 of the newer items that uses a thumb for when ur using front forks or bucket to help pinch debris when collectn debris

[@ForestToFarm]

@@richardhillier442 They are a good looking option. Terry

[@Bill_KL7TC]

Cost me 30k in Alaska and I didn't the forks :(

[@mikerobinson3672]

Yeah for that price I will stick wit h my Ford 601. No freaking way.

[@johngiles8414]

Nice wig

[@ccccclark2605]

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[@thegreatnorthwoodswithbb6513]

The B and the L Series do not have the same rear end the L rear end is bigger and the loaders are not the same once again another video steering people in the wrong direction

[@StuffBudDuz]

You made a whole video without showing the machine DOING anything. It's a tool, not an ornament. You've successfully talked me out of it. If it could DO something well, you would have shown so.

[@Thousand_yard_King]

Too bad most people can't afford 76k for a tiny tractor

[@ForestToFarm]

Tractor, loader and forks were only around $20,000.

[@peacefulwarrior4078]

Too small !

[@zerubbabelsbridge]

For homesteading?

[@ForestToFarm]

It works for us. Terry