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I've been reading more and more about ballast and counterweights. I have a brand new L3200 with loaded tires. How much rear counterweight should I shoot for?

I got the block heater installed on my L3200 from the dealer prior to delivery. Dealer charged $175.00 total.

I'm very relieved to hear about the loader arms. My plans are to mount a plow on my QA, utilizing the loader curl hydraulics for angling the plow. I have the R1 loaded tires, I hope I won't need chains, but I'll get them if needed. I'll be adding ballast to the rear 3pt.

rparkinson, What size plow are you putting on the L3200? Are you concerned at all about overstressing the loader arms? I'm talking side force when the plow is angled. Are you going to be using the loader tilt hydraulics for angling the plow?

What do you use, the back blade, front loader or a snowplow?

Thanks all for the support. I am kind-of let down. After all the antisipation, and of course the 17k I was expecting more. Time will tell. I have R1 tires, loaded. One problem I know I have to adress is I need a level indicater on the loader. I've read the that they're easily made.

Just got my new L3200 delivered today. To tell the truth, I'm a bit concerned. Problem is I'm used to my Ford f250 with a 8' plow, and my old ford 4500 tlb. This kubota doesn't seem like it will be strong enough for snowplowing. My 800' shale driveway is icy, and the snow is like cement. I'm...

Thanks for easing my mind. I worry easily!

I just bought a L3200 with the intention of plowing my 800' shale driveway. I'm planning to mount my western uni-mount plow on the loader with the QA attaching plate. I've recently been hearing people say this can bend the loader arms when the plow is angled and driven into a bank. Should I be...

I'm gonna check with the dealer, see if he would install a block heater prior to delivery. I see the kubota part goes for $50.00, wonder what the install price will be. It supposed to drop down to zero this week. It's a new machine and I want to break it in right.

I will be getting a brand new L3200 this week, expecting snow and very cold temps. Thinking I should have something to protect the new tractor. You don't think the magnetic oil pan heater will do O.K on it's own?

How well do the magnetic oil pan heaters work?

Are Kubotas built to be outside, without shelter?

I'll be ordering a L3200. I can of course add a rear remote. I know now would be the time to do it. But should I? What would I use it for? I do have to add a truck snowplow to the front, don't know for sure how I'm going to do it but I have an electric western uni-mount snowplow I want to use...

What would be involved in mounting an electric western uni-mount 8' snowplow to a skid steer plate on a skid steer QA L3200?

I'll be putting down a deposit tomorrow. I got the tractor for $16,625 delivered from a closer dealer. It's the gear drive trans, Loaded R-1 tires, 3pt. stabilizer kit, QA Kit. I'm happy with the price, thanks Chim for your PM. It made me look around to other dealers. You saved me $$ I should...

The dealer took 10% off the Total price (MSRP) for the dealership discount. Is that the norm or should it have been more? Should I try to haggle this price?

Just priced a brand new L3200 with a loader for 18k Is this a good deal?