Kubota L3200 5.00 star(s) (31)

Just Moving Dirt
Model Year: 2013

The L3200 has been a beast when it comes to moving dirt. Everything in me said to go and get a Caterpillar 955, but I went ahead and started filling a giant ravine with the Kubota. It is a gear model so it is slow but steady. I an 75% done and can drive the quads and the Kubota over the land-bridge I made across the ravine. I should be driving the dump truck across it next summer.

Pros: Reliability and pushing capacity ( AG tires)
Cons: Backhoe valves clog and slow boom movement

Kubota L3200 4X4
Model Year: 2012

Bought my tractor in 2012. It gets the job done and works well for me. It has the HST transmission. At times I wish I had bought the gear transmission because the HST seems to rob power. The only two things I really don't like about it are the seat. It doesn't go forward enough to give a short person a comfortable position. I complained to Kubota about this so maybe the newer ones are better. The other thing I don't like is the engine is really loud compared to a John Deere. I also bought the front end loader with the tractor and 4 wheel drive. They are both life savers. I use a 5 foot bushhog with no problem. I also have a 48 inch tiller that works great. I mow my yard which is big with a 6 foot finish mower and have no problems. I am still learning how some of the implements should be hooked up instead of the way I hook them up. If you buy this tractor which I would buy again buy the largest implements it can handle. If you are interested in a Kubota unless you just want a small tractor like the B series stay away from them and go with the L or M series. The L series is not that much more money. Less than $2000. difference. Any questions email me.

Pros: Great size if you don't need full size.
Cons: Seat and engine noise.

3200
Model Year: 2012

Great on fuel, plenty of power, dependable, hydraulics and PTO have worked great.

Pros: Easy to learn to use.
Cons: Battery cable/charging below par.

Just Hit 50 Hours
Model Year: 2013

After weeks of looking at over priced use tractors I stopped at local Kubota dealer and man am I glad I did. They took all of my needs and budget, put me in the tractor that fit. Now it was time for first service and they were there again with what I needed and with a better price than the online deals.

Pros: All I need with no fuss in the woods.
Cons: Didn't by it sooner.

Another Day Loading Logs
Model Year: 2013

I bought this machine to work the land and so far it has complied. While I am used to much bigger equipment such as a Cat 977 just exercise patience and the Kubota will get it done. I am uploading a pic of the machine lifting massive logs for use as furniture. It would lift the logs as long as I kept the boom in. I am digging out a foundation for a garage (she needs a house!) and prepping the land for farming.

Pros: Value, ease of purchase/credit, backhoe digs well.
Cons: Front end loader not as "tough" as I would like.

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Love My Kubota
Model Year: 2012

Great tractor, starts right up in below zero temps, front end loader works fast, three point works great, 4WD is a life saver in the snow, should have bought it with a cab for the cold weather!

Pros: Reliability, ease of use.
Cons: Haven't found one yet.

L3200 Review
Model Year: 2013

Bought new L3200 4WD with HST tranny, land grader as the rear implement and loader as the front implement. Delivered. Total $18k. Gets about 4 hrs. use per week (mostly weekends). Uses so far include haul wood; grade pasture/garden; move and spread rock over 3,000 feet of gravel road; light construction (lifting beams). Plan to buy or rent post hole digger attachment and tiller in the spring. 25 HP to PTO should be plenty. Very versatile tool. It's very popular with neighbors, who borrow from time to time. Easy to use.

Pros: Reliable starting in varied temps and moisture conditions. Good power.
Cons: Only thing I have run into is multi use tires can be tough on lawn.

Great Choice
Model Year: 2012

I bought this tractor maintain the 87 acres my wife and I inherited. I haven't regretted this purchase once. I added a FEL and rotary mower when I purchases this tractor. It makes the maintenance much easier. Kubota's are great tractors, don't hesitate to purchase one.

Pros: Very fuel efficient.
Cons: Hydraulics are little jumpy.

Brand New Purchase
Model Year: 2013

I began my search for a TLB for farm use by visiting every dealer for the following tractors: LS, John Deere, Kubota, Kioti, Yanmar, Mahindra, Massey Ferguson, Branson, New Holland and found the best financing at Kubota. The other dealers really wanted cash deals or loans through a different bank. When factoring the finance cost Kubota's 0% blew them away. $5,000 less than Kioti, and $6,000 less than Deere even with 0% for comparable equipment.

Pros: Value, dealer network, resale value.
Cons: No cons yet.

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L3200
Model Year: 2012

Can't go wrong with this compact utility.

Pros: Workhorse.
Cons: None.

Everything I Need
Model Year: 2011

I was mowing 3 acres with a Craftsman riding lawnmower. This process took over 10 hours per week. Now I can mow my property in under two hours using a Land Pride 72" finish mower attached to my Kubota L3200. The power steering is incredible and the tight turning radius allows me to turn about 3 feet before I hit the fence. The fuel consumption seems very nice. I can mow my property about four times on 5 gallons of diesel. The tractor has very good pulling power for a compact. I pulled a Kia Optima out of the mud with minimal slippage. Overall, best $12K I ever spent.

Pros: Fuel efficiency, turning radius.
Cons: Lightweight, no MIDIs or ability to attach backhoe.

Kubota L3200DT 4WD / Gear Transmission with Shuttle Shift
Model Year: 2013

Got tractor, loader, box blade and extra hydraulics for loader grapple. Bought in Wills Point, Texas, great dealership! Really like the shuttle shift, smooth and easy to use. Used last weekend to load brush (made 3ft brush forks out of 5 steel posts that fit inside bucket) and all worked great! Never once felt like I needed a hydrostatic transmission that everyone says you gotta have. With the gear transmission you get an accelerator pedal that makes speed control easy and the shuttle shift is so simple to use with your left hand, leaving your right hand free for the loader joy stick! None of this high RPM's/speed back and forth which is hard on equipment. Tractor starts instantly, runs cool, steers effortlessly, seat is comfortable and everything works! No jerky hydraulics either. I grew up in the 50's using allis chalmers so the ORANGE works! Live in East Texas, so lots of time/good weather to play with my new toy.

Pros: Works as designed! Lots of info on internet to help you with the maintenance.
Cons: Everyone wants to borrow it!

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Orange Quality
Model Year: 2013

I live in NW Texas where there are lots of tractors. In the 20 to 40HP class, Kubota is the overwhelming choice. Quality construction, honest dealerships, and reputable service. I researched others and found even strong competitors lacking. John Deere's compact tractors have hoods and fenders made of plastic. Mahindra is new to this area and has not established a reputation, and it is difficult to find other compact brands in this part of the country other than Big Orange.

Pros: Quality, service and reputation.
Cons: Dealerships are centered toward larger towns, not in rural areas.

Kubota L3200 2 Wheel Drive
Model Year: 2012

Great tractor but to much engine power for weight of tractor. Must load tires.

Pros: Power for the price.
Cons: Need more weight on rear tires.

Kubota L3200
Model Year: 2012

Using for cleaning up property. Works great in sugar sand!

Pros: Easy operation, hydrostat, 4wd.
Cons: None so far.

Kubota L3200 4WD HST
Model Year: 2012

So far I have been extremely happy with my Kubota L3200 which I bought with the LA524 loader. It is easy to use and operate. I know that some people have said that the loader tends to be jerky at times. When I first started using the tractor, I had that problem, but quickly learned it was primarily operator induced by being overly aggressive with the loader control arm. It can be sensitive and will react to wide control movements. But with a smooth gentle hand and small movements of the stick, it operates very smoothly and translates well for fluid movements. I also highly recommend getting the canopy if you're in a hot environment. It will not shade you completely, but it can make a big difference.

Pros: Ease of use. Easy maintenance. Responsive controls.
Cons: Tends to be pretty loud at high RPMs.

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L3200DT with Landpride 1860 Bushhog / 5' Box Blade
Model Year: 2011

1st tractor was a Ford 8N, which I don't miss. Purchased the Kubota soon after selling my Ford and what a difference. Lots of power and a much smoother ride when cutting small fields and brush. 1st thing I used it for was to tear down a 1,500 sq. ft. garage so I could build a new pole barn. Not only did I save $2,200.00 to have old building torn down, but it was a blast doing so. Was surprised with the lifting ability of the FEL. Think if I could do it all over I would of either gotten a hyd. transmission or the L3800 which has a dual clutch making bushhogging easier/quicker. The L3200 only has a single stage clutch but I can deal with it. FEL has many uses.

Pros: Lots of power and easy on fuel.
Cons: Single stage clutch.

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Not Much Time On It, but It's an Outstanding Tractor!
Model Year: 2012

I just bought this tractor, and I have only plowed snow and did some light logging with it, but wow, it sure is one tough tractor. I has pushed more snow than I thought it could and has lifted bigger logs than I thought it could. It is taking some getting used to the DT transmission, and I am not sold on it yet, and many of the things I have done required fast forward and back repetition. The diff lock has come in handy on many occasions, the bucket controls take some getting use to as I am used to two levers on the Ford. It has started right up and the temps have been close to 0. I promise to give a better review once I have used it more, but this tractor is better than I expected.

Pros: Powerful, responsive, excellent traction.
Cons: DT transmisssion may slow me down a bit, but the jury is still out.

Kubota L3200 HST
Model Year: 0

Base 4WD hydrostatic with AG tires, LA524 front end loader, Land Pride RCR1860 rotary cutter, Land Pride PD15 post hole digger. Because this is my first tractor there was a slight learning curve. Fantastic engine starts quickly and 32HP has plenty of power for my small farm: 17 acres of pasture. FEL performs well. Comfortable seat. Power steering is a blessing. Quick removal and installation of implements at 3 point hitch. Seems to sip fuel.

Pros: Great handling, performs better than I expected.
Cons: Accessories and add-ons fairly expensive; no right fender hand grip (had to order and install myself); guard removal required to install new oil filter.

Kubota L3200 4x4 Loader & Backhoe
Model Year: 2011

Awesome tractor plain and simple! I am absolutely Satisfied with my purchase of a Kubota L3200. It has a lot more power than I ever imagined, and has handled every task I've thrown at it so far without any problems or difficulty. The Backhoe is a must! It's very strong and useful on my 6 acres of wooded land. Don't know how I survived without it. I highly recommend the Kubota product if your looking for a great sturdy tractor with muscle.

Pros: Pretty much everything!
Cons: None yet.

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