Photo comparison: NH, Kubota, Branson, JD, etc

[Bob_Skurka]

Here is a right side photo of the L3400. It is accessable to enter & exit the tractor from the right side.

Kubota L3400 right side

 

[Bob_Skurka]

Here is a left side shot of the L3400 Kubota operators area.

Left View

 

[Bob_Skurka]

A bucket close up of the L3400. The bucket is "L" shaped. The bottom & sides are reinforced, but the top is "folded" to form rigidity. This would be a "standard" duty bucket.

L3400 close up of bucket

 

[Dargo]

I just got unshackled from my prison cell where I was forced to get my taxes prepared for my accountant to finish. He told me that I had to have them ready by yesterday or he was going to turn me over to the debt police, and I was going to debtor's prison without any chance of parole.

Hopefully I can get a pic of my old 5030 to post. I actually didn't like the position of the Kubota's loader control on models without a cab.

 

[MicroPilot]

Century 3035

Bucket is L shaped
Bucket is "Light Duty"

 

[MicroPilot]

Century 3035

Bucket from distance

 

[MicroPilot]

Century 3035

FEL Operation Area

FEL uses "Horizontal Movements"

FEL Control is Fender Mounted and stays with the tractor when the FEL is removed, as does the valves.

 

[Bob_Skurka]

MicroPilot . . . I know it is not one of the original criteria, but just out of curiosity, the Century buckets come standard with a quick attach/skid steer system don't they?

 

[MicroPilot]

Century 3035

Hose and Valve detail.

Hoses are "Unprotected" as the protrude above the hood and FEL arms.

 

[MicroPilot]

Century 3035

Hoses from a different angle. Also shows control stick in relation to the drivers position.