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This spreader is a Cat 1 attachment, just make sure your rear arms open wide enough for you to mount the spreader, they should on your B2650 it is a Cat 1 tractor. Last thing to consider is the PTO shaft length, it may require shortening depending on the model of tractor the owner used, there...

I was told my loaded rear tires on my L3901 add somewhere between 600-700lbs, I have to believe that your smaller B9200 loaded tires and fluids must be below 500lbs giving you a maximum weight of 2,150 - 2,200 lbs. Check your trailer for it's capacity, I assume it is braked as it has tandem...

Not sure what your budget is. I purchased a gear driven Terra Force Unit from Everything Attachments, I have the 62" wide model and run it on an L3200. They sell a 48" wide unit, here is the info. https://www.everythingattachments.com/48-inch-Gear-Drive-Rotary-Tiller-p/eta-ero48.htm I really...

I use the No Spill cans PAPAJ recommended for everything both in 5 gal and 1.25 gal sizes. They are the best cans on the market in my opinion and stop you spilling fuel.

I am fortunate to have several units L3200, L3901 and MX5800, the 3200 and 3901 are good for typically 5' wide attachments, the MX5800 is a much larger machine and runs 6-7' wide attachments (brush hog, finish mowers, rotatillers etc.). You have to think about your use and also lifting capacity...

I have a WoodMaxx 9900 with hydraulic feed and use it on my tractors, MX5800, L3200 and L3901. This chipper is a beast and is extremely productive. I cut a lot of 4-5" diameter trees along my 5 miles of woodland trails on my land, this chipper self feeds these trees that are 16 -20' tall. I...

I have a 2018 L3901 HST and purchased a UA frame with 42" forks, it's a great fit for this tractor and American made. Check out United Attachments UA Made in the USA 42" Skid Steer Pallet Fork Attachment with Blades at palletforks.com I like the top of the fork frame which gives extra...

I have 42" forks on a L3901 and 48" on my MX5800. The 42" are great for most pallet work and are a good fit on this size of tractor. The 48" on my MX5800 I often use for heavier work on larger loads. I have fork extensions that are both 5' and a set of 6'. These are very useful for larger light...

Quazz - I'm going to do exactly as you suggest and just loosen the HST filter and drain fluid while watching the sight glass, hopefully this should be an easy task. I just did the first 50 hour service on my L3901 HST and replaced the HST filter, I lost a little hydraulic fluid in the process...

Re: Too Much Hydraulic Fluid Just did the same to my 2011 L3200 HST on my first changing out of the hydraulic fluid, the amount of oil to use is 6.2 gal, I followed the regular non HST manual and used 7.2 gal. After draining some out I found the correct level for the sight glass. As other...

Thanks rademamj1 for the hydraulic fluid capacity info. Yes I've overfilled mine ...oops, good job I have not used it, I will drain out some fluid and fill it up very slowly to ensure I catch the fluid level in the sight glass. I've looked for a manual across the web to buy but cannot find one...

Hi to all I'm new on here and looking for a little help. I just serviced my L3200 HST 2011 tractor and did the hydraulic filters (both replaced) and replaced the fluid. I don't have an original owners manual but followed the fluid capacity shown in a L3200 owners manual (non HST) of 7.2 gal...