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That looks like it is brand new. Great work.

So, which dealer is offer that config? What did the other one quote for the same setup?

I understand that. Are they including filled tires and delivery?

When I bought my L3200, now L3301, along with a couple of implements and the payment was still under $400.

Welcome to OTT Bob. Have you Googled or went on eBay to find a manual?

You must be on the East side if dealing with Beshears Tractor in Oxford. That is whom my brother-in-law deals with from Lineville.

The difference is because one is geared and the other is HST. Also, is the 4701 a 2WD model as the L4600 is 4WD.

Welcome to OTT Speedy. What part of Bama are you from? Which dealer are you dealing with?

JK, Spec wise, they are basically the same; weight, lift, HP, etc. So you sould check to see if they are both; Hydro or gear, same setup, etc. Then go with the best deal or stay with the L3800 if you do not want the Tier 4.

:) I already thought of the Wolfman as an "almost" Mod anyway. Congrats to both! :D

Welcome to OTT Reid. Is that Deer Park, IL? Must be nice to be able to get both tractors.

Welcome to OTT L3200 from Alabama. If your bush hog calls for a gr2 then using a gr5 could not only cause more problems but it will void the warranty.

Great pictures. It looks like you were having fun.

Welcome to OTT Kasey from Alabama. Since you have a gear driven tractor, you could probably get by with Super Tech or regular UDT. Yes, as Karl said, most people use Rotella. Best thing to do is get an Operators Manual and Workshop Manual. You could try: http://kubota.servicemanualvault.com/...

Welcome to OTT Thebigmidget. What pa.rt of TN are you from?

Do you mean like the ones outside Windsor Castle, etc.?

I have a LP RTA1258 and it works very well. For your size tractor you could even go up to 72 inches with no problems.

Welcome to OTT Johnny from the USA. Like Carl said, I use kubotabooks.com to download a couple of books.

On my tractor, all I have to do is put the "Range Shifter" in to neutral and I can stand up or get down off the tractor and the PTO will continue to run.

Here is what my Tiller Manual states: "15. Do not make turns or attempt to back up while tiller is in the ground. See important note below." "IMPORTANT: Turning or backing up with rotary tines in the ground will damage the tiller." So I ALWAYS pick up the tiller before turning.