B3200 first Workout

[Verticaltrx]

I have Loaded R1's on my Massey. Not really good on snow with frozen earth below, but it will go anywhere when I put the chains on. You won't know what your missing until you try chains, except if you have pavement chains will mark it.

I have plenty of experience with chains on trucks and tractors, just haven't seen the need for them on this little 4wd Kubota. I will be looking for a set for my 5203 Deere before next winter however. In my experience the frozen ground is almost as bad as the snow itself, once you spin just a little you have ice dirt. :confused2:

 

[easygo]

If you can get by without chains just keep at it. However. Once you try chains you will be wondering why you waited so long to get them.

 

[Danner]

Thanks for the pictures. I always enjoy seeing other guy's tractor jobs. Good looking dog too.

BTW, what the heck is all that white stuff?

 

[SPMMD]

Ummmm snow?

 

[David Devuono]

Added a U-tube Video. Not many videos of B3200's on the net.

Kubota, Hooks and Chains2 - YouTube

 

[David Devuono]

Had to redo the Youtube video. Youtube wanted to fix my jerky video but due to my time stamp (i use the camera as a dash camera) they made it worse.

Kubota, Hooks and Chains3 - YouTube

 

[UpNorth1]

A bit tight getting in and out of your garage, eh?

 

[David Devuono]

Ya the B3200 was about as big as I could go without building a bigger shed. I live 200 miles from my camp so need to keep the tractor out of sight.

 

[vtsnowedin]

That birch tree behind the shed door needs to go!! And why even try to push snow in two wheel drive? I haven't had my tractor out of four wheel drive in four months.

 

[radair]

That birch tree behind the shed door needs to go!! And why even try to push snow in two wheel drive? I haven't had my tractor out of four wheel drive in four months.

I think he was just trying to see how effective the chains were working. Mine is in 4wd all winter too.