New L3200

[peterc38]

I sold my B7610 on craigslist and moved up in size to an L3200 HST. The B7610 did everything I asked and was a great machine, but I knew I wanted a larger tractor with more capabilities. I considered a few different models including the Grand L's, but I am very happy with the final choice. In addition to the increased power (engine & PTO) and FEL lifting capability, some features this has that my B7610 didn't is 3 speed trans, QA bucket, position control and cup holder :thumbsup: The 3 pt hitch on mine is not jerky like I have read about on some models The bucket still has stickers on it but I already got dog poop on the tires :confused2: Also, I got a toothbar, but I already took it off for snow removal. It looks
a little meaner with the toothbar on.

 

[BuzzardA91]

Very nice. Got some cold weather and snow headed your way. Have fun.

 

[DieselnHooters]

Weird just how huge it looks in the driveway in the 1st pic yet not so much in the other 2

I swear mine doubles in size inside the garage lol

Congrats and enjoy

 

[kcender]

Congratulations,nice looking tractor :thumbsup:

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Congratulations on a fine and fine looking Orange tractor.:thumbsup:

 

[Iowan]

You've got a great tractor there. :thumbsup:

 

[jeff9366]

When Spring arrives consider a Bucket Spade. The "L" series is the perfect size/wheight tractor to utilize it best. Several outfits manufacture them. Mine came from Bucket Solutions and has been completely satisfactory.

My Kubota is a B3300SU/ 33-hp/ 1,800 pounds.

 

[Tomtint]

Did you have the rear remotes hooked up to the PB port?

 

[creekbend]

Congratulations.

 

[chim]

Congrats! I did pretty much the same move earlier this year - B7500 to L3200. Absolutely love mine. I'd suggest adding a bolt-on wear edge to save the factory edge. It didn't take long at all to see wear on the B7500 bucket before I added the sacrificial edge.