L Series owners

[HarleyRob]

L4701 that's a few weeks old. I'm brand new and have found these forums incredibly helpful so far. Thanks!

 

[blin]

L4701 that's a few weeks old. I'm brand new and have found these forums incredibly helpful so far. Thanks!

Welcome to the group. Always good to see fellow Kubota L owners and Virginians on here.

 

[RL Johnson]

L2501 first time tractor owner and love it. The quick attach for the FEL and the pallet forks were the best investment I ever made. With a little less than 6 acres it has performed very well and I do not know why I waited so long to purchase. Okay I do know why I waited so long :dollarsign:

 

[teg]

...Okay I do know why I waited so long :dollarsign:

The problem is that they are not getting any cheaper... My friend bought a B2630 (???) several years back, just because he wanted it to be totally paid off for when he retires. I think he has 60 hours on it maybe.

 

[TheMadOne]

I've had my L3301 for almost a year now. No complaints other than the fuel filler location. Bit of a bear to manage with the FEL on. A battery pump alleviated most of the problem.

Other than that, the only problem I've had is lack of funds to buy another tractor. I'm convinced that they're herd animals, and shouldn't be left without at least one companion. My wallet says otherwise.

 

[fried1765]

I've had my L3301 for almost a year now. No complaints other than the fuel filler location. Bit of a bear to manage with the FEL on. A battery pump alleviated most of the problem.

Other than that, the only problem I've had is lack of funds to buy another tractor. I'm convinced that they're herd animals, and shouldn't be left without at least one companion. My wallet says otherwise.

You are exactly correct!
If you need (WANT) another one: Get it, but.... don't sell the previous one.
Same is true for guns!
Absolutely NOT true for wives!

 

[Ryansweatt2004]

I'm in the same boat. I've got a 2015 L3901dt. I love this tractor but I really want another bigger one. The only downside is the only way I see being able to upgrade anytime soon is to trade in or sell my current tractor. If it were financially possible I think I could easily justify having half a dozen tractors.

 

[Blondie70]

I would like a few old tractors to mess with....problem is a place to keep them out of the weather....all full now...ha (too much junk)

 

[FatTire]

Found a L5740 built in 2011 with only 107 hours in Wisconsin (Value Implements -- I can now verify they are honest, tractor was exactly as they represented). I had them add the 3rd function valve and backhoe subframe, it already had rear lights, rear wiper & defrost, feels like a pretty good set up for winter. Just arrived today.
Unfortunately I broke my ankle (fibula) on Sunday so I can't do much, I don't see how I can even mount tire chains right now. I got the snowblower with it. With my current set up I sometimes get over to a neighbor's place and discover they have a stretch or two of deep drift, I have to decide whether or not to come home and get the mog or just spend the time to plow it. Usually I just plow it. I want to see if the 3pt blower can handle some of that, where I might plow 80% of a driveway and blow the rest. Anyhow, looking forward to plowing snow early in the morning, I've been waiting for sun whenever I could afford to.

The one thing I don't like too much is the seat. I think even the MX5100's seat is more comfortable than this one.

 

[moriboy]

Not a great picture, but I just replaced my BX-2370 with a new L3901. I'm not overly excited about having a final tier 4 machine, but odds are it'll be fine.
For a basic little tractor, I think it's pretty nice. I'm hooking my chipper up to it this weekend and we will see how it does.