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Ok, back to finalizing my tractor choice. New plans are to take 1.5-2 acres of my property and section it off for a horse, a milking cow, and some goats. A friend who has horses says a smaller tractor with smaller bucket will be better for cleaning out stalls/ a barn. Now I'm thinking about a B...

Guys I'm still shopping tractors. Mostly waiting for the tractor deals in the truck stop magazines to come out. I was talking with some friends and they told me they can't run anything but ultra low sulfur diesel. If they tried red die off road diesel or biodiesel it clogs the fuel filters up...

I never did hear back from Barlows. I'm hoping to make my decision soon.

I'm still shopping and I am even sending quotes from some dealers to others to try and get them to beat their competitors price. Still haven't found the deal I'm willing to spend my money on. I was concerned if the larger the HP, the more fuel it would burn. Still weighing on the option of HST/...

Got numerous prices from numerous places. My best price so far is $22,620.58 That's included tax and finance insurance. L3800, 4x4, HST, loaded R1 tires, FEL, house brand 5' bush hog.

I think I'm set on what I want: L3800, 4x4, R1 tires, HST, FEL. Been doing some online searching and found a place in Tennessee selling package deal tractor optioned exactly as I want with a bush hog, box blade, and trailer; all for less than the best price I've been quoted for just the...

I sent an email quote request to Barlows through their website. Haven't heard back from them yet.

What was your dealers name and address? I'm not opposed to a couple hours travel if it saves me enough money to purchase an implement! Also thinking about going with R1 tires instead of R4. It will cut down the cost and I worry how well the R4 tires will work in a 1 acre vegetable garden.

My cheapest quote I received so far is $21,255 (inc tax and ins) That's for an L3800, 4X4, Gear Shift Transmission, FEL w/ 60" bucket (non QA), RCR1260 Landpride Bush Hog. Dealer said they do load the rear tires and fill it up with diesel. I've contacted every dealer within a 6 hour drive of my...

I'm getting $23,939 on Kubota's website. L3800 4x4 HST LA524 Quick Attach Bucket. I'm starting to get a few more prices in. The cheapest still being around $24,500 (incl tax and ins) Would I really need the quick attach bucket?

I'm pretty much sold on the L3800 but still can't seem to find a dealer in my price range. Just got another quote for $25,900 (incl tax) I may have to go with the L3200 or even the B3200 to get a tractor I can afford.

Barlows is an 11 drive, one way from my house in south Louisiana. Pretty far to travel for a tractor deal. I contacted all the dealers within a 2-3 mile drive away from me. Waiting to hear back from them.

Just received another quote this morning: L3800, LA524 FEL, 5' bush hog $24,747.36 (includes tax)

I borrowed a friends 26HP Cub Cadet compact tractor over the weekend. It was a handy little machine considering I have none of my own but did consider it a bit cramped. I would compare it to the B Series. I'm 6'4" 280lbs and don't think I would want to be that cramped. I noticed it seemed...

I called the dealer that closed early on Saturday and was quoted $24,000+tax for a L3800 with LA524 FEL, canopy, and Woods Bush hog. Seem like a good price?

Went to the local Kubota dealer yesterday at 11:00 and they were closed even though I called and was told they stayed open until 1:00pm. Guess I'll try again next weekend. My biggest concern with going with the larger L Series is being able to maneuver around tree, stumps, and other obstacles.

I recently bought a 5.8 acre property. Currently I am wearing out and damaging my 46"/24hp 1 year old Sears lawn tractor with just grass cutting duties. I need to upgrade to a tractor for other property maintenance and to take over the duties of doing standard mowing. Chores for the tractor will...