New B3200

[Laurel Highland]

Hello all,
I read the forum for months before deciding on which tractor to buy, and decided on the B3200. I bought a 14 acre property with 4 acres of field. The entire property is tucked into a river valley in SW PA. Most of the property is on a hillside of 15 degrees. I went with the 72" mmm so that the weight was in between the wheel base and loaded the rear tires for extra stability.

The grass was over 4' tall on the first cut and the tractor cut right through it without any trouble. I only had to touch up a few spots where the grass had laid down.

Yes the tractor has vibrations but i was able to find the "sweet spots" to operate at mowing rpm. also picked up the black knob bolts to keep the ROP from rattling.

Thanks to all for all of the great information........Love My Tractor

 

[NSBound]

Hello Laurel! Welcome to TBN! Nice tractor, and beautiful lot! I think you made a good choice in terms of size of tractor for that lot! How did it feel going up and down those hills? That's one thing I'm still moving ahead slowly with, even with loaded tires.

 

[BlacknTan]

Beautiful tractor, beautiful property, beautiful country..

Best of luck with your new tractor!

 

[TripleR]

Really nice equipment; congratulations and enjoy.

 

[Laurel Highland]

NSBound, definately takes some getting use to. Thats why I put the biggest mower i could under her. 5 trips is better then 6 to cut 30 feet

 

[LBrown59]

Nice place and the tractor hain't bad neither.

Hello all,
I read the forum for months before deciding on which tractor to buy, and decided on the B3200. I bought a 14 acre property with 4 acres of field. The entire property is tucked into a river valley in SW PA. Most of the property is on a hillside of 15 degrees.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Congrats on the new tractor. It's beautiful and will work.

 

[red4now]

Congratulations as well on the B3200!! The more you use it the more you will appreciate what it can do. And yes, nice looking place - especially with that orange in the back drop.. Keep those pictures coming...;-)