Here's a collection of useful Kubota links and why I think you'll find them to be useful. This is not meant to be an exhaustive list. Instead I've listed sites that might want to visit several times. If you've got some links that you think should be on the list, just mail it to me, and tell me what sort of useful information you found there.

This is the best place to discuss compact tractors on the web. There is a good mix of experts and people who are just starting to think about buying a tractor, dealers and even a few manufacturers. The search feature will turn up answers to most questions.

This is Kubota's official US website. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a whole lot of information, but it would be hard to leave Kubota's site out of this list.

Carver sells a lot of new and used Kubotas to people all over the country, but that's not the point of this list. His site has a lot of useful information. As a start, take a look at the tips section.

You'll find good detailed descriptions of various Kubota tractors here. They had the newest models described with specs here before other sites did.

There is a lot to like about this site. They have a very complete list of list prices on Kubota equipment and implements. Even better, they have an online parts ordering system that is convenient. The prices are good too! The site navigation scheme is a bit weird, so it is sometimes hard to find what they have. Their tip section is worth looking at.

I'm including First Choice because I've bought a couple of implements from them and I've been really impressed with the price and quality. The company is new, but the people running it have been in the ag/industrial implement business a long time. It is hard to appreciate something that you haven't seen firsthand, but the site has recently been improved and has a good bit of information about their products. You can buy First Choice Equipment from Carver and Sweet Farm.

Midwest makes some of the equipment that First Choice used to distribute. I've got their core aerator and it is great. I've never got my hands on one, but their boxblades look excellent too. Their design engineer, Jim McCuan, is a regular at TractorByNet.

Sweettractor.com sells Kioti and other tractors. I've included them because their site includes information and prices for a wide range of implements. The site organization is a little haphazard, but if you scroll around you'll find good prices on First Choice implements, for instance. I've read a lot of comments from people on TractorByNet that they ship heavy implements quickly, and the shipping charges aren't too bad.

Messicks.com has a couple of useful tools for looking up the part numbers for Kubota (and other tractors). If you have ever made three trips to your dealer before going home with the right filters, you'll appreciate this.

Kubota B-Series pricing. I put this site together to help people keep track of list prices and to give an opinion about good and great prices on Kubota purchases.

Here's a great site for pricing on many brands of tractors. It has MSRP's on tractors and implements, and even better, it lists the discounts that the state of Minnesota has negotiated with various equipment manufacturers.

This is a new compact tractor site. It looks well organized, and as people start contributing, it should end up being a good source of information.