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I am trying to decide if there would be much benefit to reducing my rotary (brush) mower size to increase the horse power per foot and thus reduce strain on the tractor and possibly reduce mowing time. My L3430HST produces 27.5hp at the PTO, resulting in about 4.5hp per foot on my light duty...

If you do want to keep the whole outfit Kubota and go with a factory backhoe, the BH92 replaced the BH90 but is fully compatible with the Grand L30 series of tractors. I can say that the L3430 is not much bigger than the L3130 and mine handles the BH90 quite well, but either way you go, the most...

I run a 72" rotary mower behind an L3430 and while its a slow go at times, it works pretty well for the light mowing work in the flat pasture where I use it. I also use a grapple on the L3430 and it has the loader one series down from the L4240, so I think the L4240 will work out well. While...

The L3430 is a great medium sized compact tractor that can handle what ever comes it way. Sure, there are times I want a little more horsepower, but considering the nimbleness of its size, even with a backhoe, I have learned that there are tradeoffs in life. I looked at the MX5100 this past...

I have a problem. While I currently own a L3430HST with loaded R1 tires, the LA723 loader with skid-steer quick attach and grapple, as well as a BH90 backhoe, and the machine has never let me down save lifting a 1-ton pallet of metal roofing , I am in love no lust with the MX5100. All that...