My new dressed but undelivered B3200

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Stopped by Barlows today and my B3200, 60" QA bucket with hook added and filled rear tires is ready for delivery. I want it delivered Monday or Tuesday so plan to have it here then and watch the L3240HST 35hrs leave on the delivery truck. I think they have someone on it but not sure the deal has been finalized if anyone is interested. Not allowed to show a picture of Steve but guess who the guy is in the blue shirt.

 

[gotcha]

Stopped by Barlow's today and my B3200, 60" QA bucket with hook added and filled rear tires is ready for delivery. I want it delivered Monday or Tuesday so plan to have it here then and watch the L3240HST 35hrs leave on the delivery truck. I think they have someone on it but not sure the deal has been finalized if anyone is interested. Not allowed to show a picture of Steve but guess who the guy is in the blue shirt.

Great looking machine. Now we will wait and see how long you can hold onto it before Brady offers you a better deal. I'm glad I don't live that close to Barlow's as I'd be in there all the time and my wife would be calling there to tell me supper is ready. When you take pictures the next time check and see if Brady is in it. I've had several conversations on the phone and lots of e-mails with him and he sounds to be a great family man. I'll push any business I can to him as he works with everyone that is at all reasonable in there request.
The Gotcha Man

 

[Lefty_Kubota]

looks great

 

[LQPAPPY]

Great looking ride. Purchased a B3030 last of Dec and had dealer install three hooks. I was a little worried about the bucket lip and talked the dealer into beefing it up a little, Image attached.

 

[Ductape]

That is a sexy tractor !

 

[mcnitt]

JohnThomas-
Nice tractor! Did you trade in your L3240HST? Why?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

JohnThomas-
Nice tractor! Did you trade in your L3240HST? Why?

I did trade in my L3240HST. I had previously owned a B7800 for 3 years. Got it paid off. Well let me back up. Started with a BX2200 MMM, FEL 5 years ago and it did so much after 1 year of use that I traded it for a B7800. The B7800 was almost the perfect machine for my use but 0% 42 months and driving by Barlows about every day sucked me into the lot to trade up to the next step, the L3240HST which is one sweet machine. After one year of having the L3240HST and only putting 35 hours on it I realized I prefer the size of the B better than the L. Felt more comfortable with the B and would get it out at the slightest thought of doing something with it but with the L I talk myself into waiting until I have more to do before firing it up. It's a mental thing. Bottom line the B is more the size machine for me than the L. I have hillside sloped ditched rocky ground with some trees. I don't plow and I don't do farm field work.

 

[Wombat125]

That's a nice looking machine. I was about a millimeter away from buying an L3240 Kubota, but was only swayed by my local dealer.

I was in your shoes last year, having the opportunity to visit my tractor at the dealer as it was being prepped. Those were some of the longest days of my life.

Here's mine before loader, wheel spacing, and dyno loading.

Please ignore the goofy looking feller on the tractor.

 

[Chris86303]

Stopped by Barlows today and my B3200, 60" QA bucket with hook added and filled rear tires is ready for delivery.

Looks good (and familiar).. I sure do like mine. Never bought anything sight unseen before. Had me worried for a while until I saw it sitting on the delivery truck.

 

[LBrown59]

I did trade in my L3240HST. I had previously owned a B7800 for 3 years. Got it paid off. Well let me back up. Started with a BX2200 MMM, FEL 5 years ago and it did so much after 1 year of use that I traded it for a B7800. The B7800 was almost the perfect machine for my use but 0% 42 months and driving by Barlows about every day sucked me into the lot to trade up to the next step, the L3240HST which is one sweet machine. After one year of having the L3240HST and only putting 35 hours on it I realized I prefer the size of the B better than the L. Felt more comfortable with the B and would get it out at the slightest thought of doing something with it but with the L I talk myself into waiting until I have more to do before firing it up. It's a mental thing. Bottom line the B is more the size machine for me than the L. I have hillside sloped ditched rocky ground with some trees. I don't plow and I don't do farm field work.

It's happened to you too has it.