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Congrats on your new tractor! Enjoy working it!

Went to the dealer and bought 2 tubes of Kubota grease and also bought and installed the "inner" air filter.

I have an L3200 HST with 66 inch quick attach bucket and R4 tires. I use mine to mow the yard mainly and have just 2 acres. It is a very nice tractor and glad I have it. The HST in L3200 has live PTO where the gear tranny one does not. The L3800 gear drive has a 2 stage clutch. Either tractor...

Good information to know! ;) I'm planning on doing this on my L3200 pretty quick. Mainly just use mine to mow the yard, but can get dusty at times. It's cheaper to get the inner filter now than to pay more later! :eek:

Filter and fluid change would be a good start.

I would go for the L4600. I bought my L3200 before all the new emissions stuff went through. 4600 will have plenty of power to get the job done! :cool:

That will definitely be a very long week! Nice tractor too!

These little machines amaze me too what they are capable of doing. Plus doing more than what we think they will do! ;)

My finish mower has 3 blades on it. I'm thinking the single blade would be a brush mower as stated in the previous post.

Did you stagger the rings on the pistons? If the ring gaps are all lined up in the cylinder, you won't have any compression.

I use a 60 inch finish mower on the back of my L3200 to mow 2 acres. I love it! You will have a bit of a learning curve to get used to, but you will pick up on that really fast. It cuts just as good as a belly mower. Easy on and easy off. I got mine for $1500. Good luck!

Excellent tractor porn there. Check out the backhoe on this model! :D Great setup though! Have you tried the mower yet?

Got the yard mowed. The L3200 makes quick work of this!

I've heard that you can use 80-90 gear oil in there instead of UDT oil. It may or may not stop the leaking. It's worth a try to nurse it til you have time to fix it. However, if it's leaking badly, the gear lube won't help much.

It is quite a change compared to my B7610. Much bigger, especially the FEL. I've got a bit of a learning curve to learn again. But I am enjoying getting to know my tractor. Like music to my ears. :cool:

I had to dip the tires in a little mud today, but it was all good! ;)

For 2 acres, I would use the L3000. That's not very much at all. That tractor will have that done and not even break a sweat! :eek:

Looks like you've been pretty busy! Great job getting it cleaned up though. Your K-T was up to the challenge! :cool:

Welcome to OTT! From what I have seen, their backhoes are very nice, and very dependable. I've seen a lot of videos on the BX series tractors with them and they seem to perform flawlessly. As far as how comfortable you would be on one? I cannot answer that. I would suggest going to a dealer and...

Great job! It does look really nice and I know what you mean about looking too pretty to dirty it up. ;)