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Frequently
Asked Questions |
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| 1) What will
you charge to deliver to me? |
| We do offer
delivery. These amounts can vary depending on our schedule and if we are going to
already have a truck in your area. Please see our delivery
page for more information and rates. |
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| 2) What is a
UCC fee? |
| When financing, Kubota
must file a UCC in your state to describe what is being financed in the
event of a repossession. This fee is automatically added to the
contract and varies by state ($4-$80). |
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| 3) Why do I
need insurance when financing? |
| Kubota requires
that insurance be provided with finance contracts to cover theft, damage,
upset, and collision on financed equipment. You are welcome to
contact your insurer to see if you currently have a policy in place to
cover the collateral. Often, homeowner's insurance policies do not
provide the required level of protection. In those cases, we
recommend that you buy Kubota's comprehensive property damage
insurance. |
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| 4) How long is
the warranty on my Kubota tractor? |
| Warranty term
varies by model and use. Please review Kubota's
Warranty Booklet here to determine the term for your model or just e-mail
us. |
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| 5) What happens
if I need warranty service? |
| If you have a
minor problem (i.e. bent part, blown bulb, exterior failure), we are more
than happy to ship parts to you and file the warranties. However, if
you have a major failure, you are responsible for transporting your
tractor and/or equipment to either our dealership or another authorized
Kubota dealer to have the warranty repairs completed. Any dealer can
file warranties based on your machine serial numbers. In most cases,
you will have a Kubota dealer within a reasonable distance that will
provide professional service. |
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| 6) Why don't
you just tell me the price? |
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Kubota requests that
dealers refrain from advertising prices below list price on the internet.
We do occasionally offer specials on units that we need to move.
Otherwise, we do not advertise pricing on new units. Our company could not
achieve the 'Authorized Kubota Web Dealer' status if we advertised
pricing. Some dealers advertise package prices or payments and,
therefore, have found a way around this policy. However, we prefer
to play by the rules. For that reason, we are 'authorized' while
many others are not.
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