Any New L3200 owners ?

[Notforhire]

My understanding is that the 3pt problem of the L2800 didn't carry over to the new model. But I don't know for sure - I don't have any 3pt implements at the moment...

The 3ph problem still exists. It's luck of the draw. Some come through smooth. Try before you buy.

 

[peterc38]

The 3ph problem still exists. It's luck of the draw.

I must have got lucky with mine then, because it does not have it.

 

[fd1122]

Got my L3200 3 weeks ago. Mine is smooth as well.

 

[hotdog4]

I couldn't tell you anything about the three point on mine,because I haven't had the backhoe off yet.

 

[Notforhire]

Do a search on this forum for Kubota jerky hitch and you can read about the ones that arn't smooth. I looked at I think, 5 standard L's and they all had the problem.
Other than that their nice tractors.

 

[JMER]

I just bought an L3200 HST w/FEL. GREAT tractor, no jerky 3PH whatsoever. It's a beast yet still maneuverable. I have about 9 hours on mine.. the HST is a little whiny but I'll get used to it.

 

[k0ua]

I just bought an L3200 HST w/FEL. GREAT tractor, no jerky 3PH whatsoever. It's a beast yet still maneuverable. I have about 9 hours on mine.. the HST is a little whiny but I'll get used to it.

They get just a bit quieter as they wear in a bit. Or at least my L3400hst did.

 

[chim]

Coming up on a year now since I bought mine (L3200HST/FEL/Loaded R4's). So far I have around 70 hours on the meter. When I first got it I moved a lot of dirt. Primary use will always be with the 6' RFM though. It replaced a B7500 that I bought new in 2002, and it is WAY more capable and comfortable to operate. The TPH has a little jerking when operated real slowly, but it isn't noticeable with the mower deck, subsoiler, scraper blade, york rake or sprayer. It could be a concern if I wanted to use a boom pole. I made a removeable cab for it early last winter. I'd buy one again in a heartbeat.