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I have a l3800 with the bh77 and 16" bucket. I believe Kubota offers an optional 24" bucket with this backhoe. My soil is hard packed with quite a few large rocks. I think the 16" is the largest bucket that my backhoe would efficiently dig in my soil.

I researched this tractor before I purchased my l3800. This tractor is tier IV final complaint without the need of a DPF and is also accomplished by using electronically controlled direct injection. I'm just guessing but, I figure if you could find a way to re-flash the computer with the proper...

I believe that is where the Kubota thumb attaches. At least that's where it attaches on my bh77.

I believe the l3200 is a larger frame and weighs more than the b3350. I think that all of the implements the o.p. listed Will work just as well on the b3350. I have a l3800 and do not think it would be a very good candidate for an aftermarket cab.

Make sure your hydraulic lines going from the tractor to backhoe is connected. If one of the lines came loose it interrupts the tractors flow of hydraulic fluid and it will make a lot of noise.

Just curious on how much you paid for your l3901 and backhoe? Also, wondering about fuel consumption on your l3901? My l3800 seems to burn about a gallon an hour.

I bought a new l3800 about a month ago from zimmerer. What I found is that they are not very willing to negotiate on price. Being that I was limited on finding a new l3800 I was willing to do the deal. I did get them to throw in putting rimguard in the tires. They do seem to be a good dealer. If...