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Have you checked the tire pressure on your B3030? :)

Well, for one thing: There were lots of complaints about the brake pedal being on the right. Now Kubota has moved it to the left side on the on the BX 70 series. The abrupt stopping in the the BX 50 series. It was fixed. Yes, I tkink Kubota does watch these forums.

The actual weight of the B3200tlb is right at 4000lbs. The 18' trailer is 1400-1600lbs. As you can see from the scale ticket I am under the 9500 GVCW rating on the Ranger. Not by much. When I traded my '08 Ranger for the '11, I was surprised at the amount I would be able to tow. :cool: This is...

Eric look at the last picture. The top of the page list the total weight of the trailer. Look down the column, and you will see a weight of 5490. The trailer with the 3200 weighs close to that amountt.

Alright, here is the evidence. As you can see, I am with in the guide lines of the Ranger owners manual. I have a 4.0, 4 door, 4x4, with the jump seats. I have no problem with towing my B3200tlb with the Ranger. I don't get in a rush on take off. I average about 14mpg and travel at about 60mph...

Actually the GVCW is 9500lbs on this Ranger. With the B3200TLB and 18' trailer, it ways 9250lbs per Cat scales. The little Ranger handles this combination very well.:)

dtherrien The B3300 is basically the same as my B3200 tlb. First off, I would raise the operating rpm's to 2100-2200 for more operating speed on the backhoe. I think it is normal on the boom and dipper stick overriding each other. You just have to work the controls together to get the boom and...

I think your fuel filter is similar to the one on my x-b2620 and current B3200. It is a glass bowl with a paper cartridge inside. If so, I broke the filter off of the b2620 while bushhogging. I was able to get it back on the trailer and get it home to be repaired. As I remember the entire...

My Ranger, with my B3200, on an 18' Hughes trailer:D.

Have you checked to see if your pto levers are in correct position? Have you moved your hst pedal to see if that is in the neutral position? I have hit the pto lever with the seat as I swivel it around, and then my B3200 will die. Hope this helps, and good luck.:D

Teikas Dad I believe that the tph control should be fully in the down position. The L bracket, lock should be slid as far down as it will go. :)

On the BX25 that I owned: In the frame where rod goes into it, there is a bushing that fits into the frame that the rod rides in. This bushing has a flat spot on one side that fits into a flat spot that is in the frame. Slide the rod into the frame as far as it will go(either way will work...

If you pick the BH77 from Kubota, the subframe will be an exact fit for your L3200. It will have the reveresable seat. All you have to do to use the seat for the backhoe, is pull a handle and flip the seat around. There is a great deal of room on the bh77 platform. I am 6' tall, and with the...

Have you looked at the Kubota Bh77? It might be easier to fitup than the Woods.

My b2620 tlb weighed 3500lbs. No loaded tires.:)