L3301 HST Sanity Check

Pilotray

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L3301 HST, Third function, 60"BB and 60" rake. 20' Bye-rite 14K trailer.
Nov 8, 2013
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Molino, FL
Anyone priced one recently?

I've got a $20,301 quote for 4WD, Loader, SSQA, bucket and R4s.

It's the best I've found in NW FL but wondering if anyone has done any better.

Thanks,
Ray
 

kc8fbl

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2014 L3200 HST FEL, 1949 Minneapolis-Moline R
Aug 23, 2012
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Gobles, MI
Seems about the going rate for them. It's that up here in SW Michigan.
 

Eray

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L2501 HST
Feb 24, 2015
84
2
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Lenoir City, Tennessee
This place has what appear to be good package deals on L3301. Not sure about the quality of the implements and trailer.

http://www.sneadtractor.com/tractor-packages-kubota/results.php


You could try Barlows too.
The trailer in the picture is a Lawrimore. I sold about 25 new Larimores a couple of years ago. They are very good trailers for the money. I think the ones like shown in the picture were about $1600 with a brake axle. I think the paxkage deals are the way to go even if you don't need the trailer.
 

Pilotray

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Equipment
L3301 HST, Third function, 60"BB and 60" rake. 20' Bye-rite 14K trailer.
Nov 8, 2013
5
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Molino, FL
Thanks for the ideas. I'd had seen Snead before as they are couple hours away. After R4s and SSQA, $23,100 becomes $24,200 or so.

After looking, most dealers were within a couple hundred of the same price, so I drove to the local dealer who threw in a hat, some touch up paint and closed the deal, saving myself drive time and lots of diesel. I brought it home today.

I put two hours on it tonight and really enjoyed it. It is a great little machine. I should have done this two years ago when we moved in (and L3200s were 17K)!

Ray
 

peterc38

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L4060
Sep 12, 2011
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Maine
Thanks for the ideas. I'd had seen Snead before as they are couple hours away. After R4s and SSQA, $23,100 becomes $24,200 or so.

After looking, most dealers were within a couple hundred of the same price, so I drove to the local dealer who threw in a hat, some touch up paint and closed the deal, saving myself drive time and lots of diesel. I brought it home today.

I put two hours on it tonight and really enjoyed it. It is a great little machine. I should have done this two years ago when we moved in (and L3200s were 17K)!

Ray
The rules are that you must supply pictures of a new tractor :D

Seriously though, congratulations. I had the preceding model to your tractor (L3200) and it was a workhorse.
 

Fro65

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L3301HST, LA525, BH77, LP tiller, LP grader box, LP blade, BX2380
Dec 30, 2014
220
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NorthEast Indiana
Congratulations, you are going to love it! They are very capable little machines. I bought mine in November but since I don't use it for snow removal, I have just started using it. 25 hours of grading drives and planting trees this past week. Flawless performance.

Don't sweat the regeneration thing like I did. When mine did its first regeneration at 20 hours, I just had to throttle up to about 2500 rpm and let it do its thing. I just kept digging with the hoe and the regeneration was over in about ten minutes.
 

CaveCreekRay

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L3800 HST, KingKutter box scraper, KingKutter 66" rake, County Pride Subsoiler
Jul 11, 2014
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Cave Creek, AZ
Ray,

Looks like you got a great deal! ENJOY!

One hint: Get on those dopey shipping/manufacture decals right away with WD-40 or GooBeGone. Photograph them in place for future reference. Mine are mostly faded and I have tried everything to get them off to no avail. The previous owner let my machine sit outside for 8 mos and I am still paying for it!

Hopefully, you have a shed for yours. NuFinish once a year and lots of WD or light oil at the joints will keep it looking new for years and years.

Have fun!

Ray ("re-tard Pylut") :)