JonL
Member
If you had a KTM dirt bike instead of the YZ, it would match your new tractor.
You will be very happy with your L series. My wife and I had a L-3600 for ten years with no costs other than maintenance. Kubota parts can be pricy but are speced well. I have been somewhat disappointed by NH standardizing their filters. I bought a couple of air filters for our soon to be delivered TC-23 (for my wife) and they did not look as heavy as past filters I have bought for my 1530.
I also believe it is better to over-spec a piece of equipment a bit than run a smaller one harder. Also, the older I get, the more comfort and the more extras I like to see on a tractor.
Enjoy your new tractor. It might be worth while changing all your fluids, unless it was done by the dealer before the sale. It is always worth going over a new or used tractor just after it has been delivered. Check your bolts, fluids, and make sure the caps for all your fluids are tightened.
You will be very happy with your L series. My wife and I had a L-3600 for ten years with no costs other than maintenance. Kubota parts can be pricy but are speced well. I have been somewhat disappointed by NH standardizing their filters. I bought a couple of air filters for our soon to be delivered TC-23 (for my wife) and they did not look as heavy as past filters I have bought for my 1530.
I also believe it is better to over-spec a piece of equipment a bit than run a smaller one harder. Also, the older I get, the more comfort and the more extras I like to see on a tractor.
Enjoy your new tractor. It might be worth while changing all your fluids, unless it was done by the dealer before the sale. It is always worth going over a new or used tractor just after it has been delivered. Check your bolts, fluids, and make sure the caps for all your fluids are tightened.
