Comparison l3200 vs l3400

[chasenmojo]

Can anyone tell me which is the better tractor of the 2? what does one have that the other doesnt? my computer wont let me bring up the specs on kubotas site.

 

[chasenmojo]

answered my own question by reading other posts. dont know how to delete it or i would!

 

[Bluegill2]

Not sure if you found this, but the L3200 replaced the L2800 and the L3800 replaced the L3400. Kind of confusing, but 3200 is a new model and 3400 is an old model.

 

[chasenmojo]

I did my friend, but i dont understand why you can still build the 3400 on the kubota web site if its discontinued. by what im reading i would rather have the 3400 if i could find one.

 

[Bluegill2]

Yeah, it's strange. The L2800, 3400 and 4400 have been replaced, but are on the site along with the new models, L3200, 3800 and 4400.

If you're interested in the L3400, take a look at the L3800. I've had mine 6 months now and love it.

 

[chasenmojo]

I think im gonna try one out this weekend. they just got a l3800 gear on the lot!

 

[Bluegill2]

Good man! I've really been impressed with mine. Stronger, more nimble than I expected and super simple to operate.

 

[LD1]

Just be sure to thoroughly test out the 3PH BEFORE you sign papers. Most of the tractors in that series had a jerky valve that kubota just couldnt get a handle on. Some are worse than others, and some people can live with it while it is a deal-breaker for others. IF you can get around that, it is an excellent tractor the money

 

[chasenmojo]

Thanks for the heads up ld, my old man has a 4300dt and it has the same issue. takes a bit of getting used to, but manageable, for me anyways. He is constantly complaining about it but he is a perfectionist too.

 

[LD1]

Thats kinda odd, I didnt know it effected the 4300.

The only ones we believe have issues are the 2800/3400/3700 and the 3200/3800