I went to the dealers today and here is the GOOD, the BAD, and the I STILL DON"T KNOW YET. (sorry up front if post is too long)

I tried my best.
THE GOOD>
*I looked both the L3800dt and
L3200hst tractors over, starting with the rear end/3ph area. looked quite a bit beefier then the B series. So it should hold up more with the strains of the winch.
*The dealer figured with tires loaded and loader on, the
L3200 weighed about 4000lbs, so that is good for winching more firewood logs and pushing and pulling and such. will come in handy over the B series with those long skids out of woods to the landing as I can put more logs behind tractor and make less trips.
*The loader will work better with loading round bails to the wife's horses, as this task maxed out the
B7800 and LA402 loader. The loader also has the quick attach for bucket, forks, and snow plow (I think they make a front plow with quick attach), which would all come in handy.
THE BAD>
*Dealer only giving $9,000 for
B7800 LA402 loader with 1500 hours and $11,000 for the
B3200 with 60" mmm with 500 hours. New
L3200 hst with rear remotes and work light will be $24,503. To be quick, I will end up owing $4503 more to Kubota with one heavier, new tractor, then what I owe now with two older, lighter tractors (still only ONE operator most of the time). My payments per month will be less, but over all I spend $4503 more.
*I didn't care for the hood and engine compartment setup. With the hood open, the L series is much more crowded and has more difficult access then the B series.
*Dealer only had a gear
L3800 (won't work for me or the wife) so the
L3200 is the only choice with this dealer. When I asked about it being a little under powered for the extra 1000lbs, he said it is geared different to accommodate that????(is it)
*The extra weight might work against me when I do some work on lawns.
THE "I DON'T KNOW YET"
*Dealer going to get back to me as to if I can have a demo on my hills and with my 3ph equipment attached to see if it will work good for me. Upon sitting in seat, it was noticeably higher then the B series (made me worry about side hills), but when looking out at the rear tires from the seat it looked/felt stable looking.
*Maintenance on the L will be different and I probable won't know how much I will like it as compared to the B series until I do it for first time.
*Over the years I have become kinda attached to the 2 B tractors I have (as many people do with their equipment I think) and even if the
L3200 works out "good" I don't know if I will regret trading those 2 B series tractors in. I do get very indecisive at times. That is why I like TBN.
*I Don't know if I could do better on a private sale of the 2 B tractors and go get the
L3200 with some cash to put on it or not. I don't think I have much time, as all dealer is getting in is the new tier 4 engine models and I DO NOT want them at this time.