L3240

Snoho3 · Feb 20, 2012

Greetings,

It's a good day! I find myself the proud new owner of a slightly used L3240. Does anyone have a .pdf copy of an operator's manual? Or can you point me to a link? I expect I'll have to buy a service manual, but there should be an owner's manual out there somewhere, right?

Many thanks in advance for your replies.

moship · Feb 20, 2012

In general Kubota manuals are not found on the web for free and must be purchased.

Here is one of many sources for Kubota parts. Kubota L3240 Parts

Of course any Kubota dealer can order them for you.

Have fun with the new tractor.

PADan · Feb 20, 2012

Snoho3 said:
Does anyone have a .pdf copy of an operator's manual? Or can you point me to a link?

Here's a link to a .pdf of the operator's manual.

http://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/in...df&AutoIndex=2f907c55f431cad4c3cec0b3013d9097

Shooter45 · Feb 21, 2012

Congrats on your L3240. It's a very nice tractor.

kcender · Feb 21, 2012

I got my workshop manual on CD from the dealer.Quite a bit cheaper than the paper version.

Snoho3 · Feb 22, 2012

Thanks very much for your replies, and for the .pdf copy. Much appreciated! I had seen a copy on line earlier when I was shopping for tractors, but didn't bookmark it as I wasn't sure which model I was going to buy. Wen I went to look for it again I couldn't find it.

Really liking this tractor! Bigger than I really need, but I'm sure there are times when te extra size will come in handy. I'd rather have it too big than too small.

Thanks again.

Dutch61 · Feb 22, 2012

Enjoy the rig. I'm about to pull the trigger this weekend on a new "Grand" L3240 (or the basic L3200 or L3800). I need to take some measurements in the orchard and see if the extra wheelbase of the 3240 will fit for my berries. I guess I could use a backhoe to "move it all" and make more room?

Snoho3 · Feb 23, 2012

You are smart to consider physical tractor size - my L3240 is bigger than my last tractor, so I'm sure I'll have to spend some time widening some of the trails in my woods. On second thought - maybe that's not a bad thing... Where are you buying yours? I'm in the Seattle area as well.