Kubota get Social
The give-away couldn't be easier to enter - simply 'like' Kubota UK's Facebook page and enter via the competitions tab before Friday 28th February and you could be in with a chance of winning a Kubota W821-PRO walk behind mower.
Along with Facebook, Kubota UK has also launched its own Twitter page and YouTube channel. The aim of all the sites are to keep Kubota's customers up-to-date with all the latest company news, from new product launches and service improvements, right through to events, informative videos and company promotions via its dealer network.
Dave Roberts, Kubota UK's MD, commented: "Social networking plays a significant part in our everyday lives and, at Kubota, we are embracing this by launching our own channels just like many of our end-user and dealer customers have done.
"One of the key reasons for doing this is the fact that the way people want information and how they are communicating is changing. It also gives our customers the chance to give comments and provide us with feedback, something that is invaluable in helping our business continue to move forward."
Facebook Competition - the prize
From trimming well kept lawns to mowing rough grass, the Kubota W821-PRO walk behind mower is the perfect tool for ensuring a professional looking cut each and every time.
Featuring a heavy-duty aluminium die cast construction, the W821-PRO's Heavy Duty Deck ensures the mower is built to last, yet agile enough around the lawn. The powerhouse mower has also been reinforced with replaceable deck wear, all made from highly durable materials - allowing the mower to be a lawn care companion for years to come, thanks to ease of maintenance.
In addition, the mower's Blade Brake Clutch stops the blade quickly for added safety, allowing the user to empty the 75L grass bag safely without stopping the engine.
Front bumper and aluminium wheels come as standard, to protect the deck and provide increased manoeuvrability and traction allowing a perfect cut whatever the weather - perfect for a typically British summer.