Thanks for posting your review. I just bought a L3301 with loader a month ago. Handiest little tractor. Wish I had bought it years ago. Can't say enough good things about it. Kubota makes a quality product.
Thanks for your comment! It is amazing how much you can do with it and be able to maneuver around easily. Wish I would have bought one a ways back too. Lol!!!
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 I've owned a Farmall 656 for the last 8 years for snow removal. Didn't use it much because it was so big and couldn't maneuver around the yard without doing a ten point turn. This L3301 has already been used more in one month than I used that 656 in 8 years.
@@ducksp6405lol! That's awesome. I'll use it for snow removal eventually. It hasn't snowed here in southern Wisconsin yet. Interesting to see how fast it goes compared to my 42 inch snowblower on my lawn tractor.
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 Im in the same boat far as snow. It was 37 here yesterday and was in the low 40's for most of the week. There's a 72" snow pusher on the loader just waiting for some snow.
@@ducksp6405 I've thought about getting a snow pusher because they seem to be very efficient but where I'm doing snow removal is many small driveways in town for clients. I have a small Mowing/landscaping business and I do some snow removal. I think I'll need the bucket to dump it but maybe I'll decide to get one. We'll see. If you think of it let me know how it works for you. Good luck!
I don’t know how your tractor lifts 1400#? They’re rated to just over 1100#….with forks you’ll be lucky to lift 900#. I had to shim the bypass valve for the loader and it did help but still not what I would expect! I like my tractor but that’s the only gripe I have about the tractor …I have a 3902
1400 to carrying or transferring height. Not all the way up. There are 2 numbers for the lift capacity. I didn't realize that when I said that. About 1100 to full height.
Good review. I have a Kubota L2501 and absolutely loved it. I got the gear drive with the ag tires. These are very basic tractors without the frills of other tractors. I have been a John Deere guy my whole life. I still have 4 John Deere tractors on my farm here in Iowa.
Thanks!!! They are awesome tractors for the price. I went with the hydrostatic transmission because I do a lot of back and forth motion. They are work horses!
I used to spread 15 yards of mulch for someone and didn't notice any damage except very little when I had it in four wheel drive and turned sharp. I forgot it was in four wheel drive.
Are you still happy with it? I am really on the fence between the l3301 and the l2501. I went through such hell on my pickup with regen and emissions issues that I am really concerned about reliability. Have you had any engine emissions issues since making this video?
Very happy with it!!! I haven't had any emission problems. I've seen and talked to a lot of people that have the L3301 and have no emission problems. It's a hard decision because of price and so many different models but for what I was going to be doing this tractor is perfect. The L2501 sounds like a very powerful tractor too. As they say it depends on what you are doing with it if you need the extra torque and power or not.
@@wdglockandroll no problem! That's partly why I put some videos on here. I've found some other great videos about tractors on here and just thought I'd contribute some info too. Glad I could help a little!
@@ronanpaintingcompany3481 Sorry I missed your other comment. I never got a notification but did for this one. That was tax included. I got it at a dealer in the Southern part of Wisconsin. Sounds like you just had more stuff added to the tractor and bought an implement for it. Mine is just what you see and also $260.00 for liquid ballast in the tires. I didn't do that right away. I have a video explaining that. Hope that answers your question!
I looked it up again and it's confusing but I think I understand it now. I was going by a kubota brochure that said 1490 lbs at pivot pin lifting it up to 1500 millimeters which is around 5 ft. 1130 lbs to full height according to Kubota's website. The info about lift capacity on all models and brands of tractors confusing. My info wasn't 100% correct in this video as it turns out. The company's should just have what it can lift to full height. Anyways thanks for pointing that out.
Kubota is having a lot of recall issues with there regeneration system. You are going to wish you got the R1 Tires they have munch better traction. If you live in snow country and are going to be running tire chains you're going to wish you had the adjustable rear tire rims. With the solid rims you are going to have to install wheel spaces to get the clearance you need for the tire chains
The emissions on the trucks and tractors now days all seem to have a fair amount of problems. Hopefully it won't but I know there is that possibility. I went with R4 tires because I'll be driving in peoples yards and they're a tough durable tire. As Neil Messick shows and explains the different tread patterns it depends what you're going to be doing with the tractor. With 4 wheel drive traction isn't a big for me. I don't have chains for it.
I have had my L3301 for a little over three years now with no regeneration issues. I also have R4 tires and have experienced nothing out of the ordinary in the snow with them (I don't own chains). It's been a great little tractor. I have a little over 180 hours on it at this time. I do keep it in the garage and am a little OCD about keeping it clean (accept where the grease fittings are).
What's not to like....I love mine...little Sherman tank
Exactly!
Kubota tractors are 100% built by Kubota from front to rear. Kubota insurance completely covers the tractor for all types of accidents and damage.
Thanks for posting your review. I just bought a L3301 with loader a month ago. Handiest little tractor. Wish I had bought it years ago. Can't say enough good things about it. Kubota makes a quality product.
Thanks for your comment! It is amazing how much you can do with it and be able to maneuver around easily. Wish I would have bought one a ways back too. Lol!!!
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 I've owned a Farmall 656 for the last 8 years for snow removal. Didn't use it much because it was so big and couldn't maneuver around the yard without doing a ten point turn. This L3301 has already been used more in one month than I used that 656 in 8 years.
@@ducksp6405lol! That's awesome. I'll use it for snow removal eventually. It hasn't snowed here in southern Wisconsin yet. Interesting to see how fast it goes compared to my 42 inch snowblower on my lawn tractor.
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 Im in the same boat far as snow. It was 37 here yesterday and was in the low 40's for most of the week. There's a 72" snow pusher on the loader just waiting for some snow.
@@ducksp6405 I've thought about getting a snow pusher because they seem to be very efficient but where I'm doing snow removal is many small driveways in town for clients. I have a small Mowing/landscaping business and I do some snow removal. I think I'll need the bucket to dump it but maybe I'll decide to get one. We'll see. If you think of it let me know how it works for you. Good luck!
I don’t know how your tractor lifts 1400#? They’re rated to just over 1100#….with forks you’ll be lucky to lift 900#.
I had to shim the bypass valve for the loader and it did help but still not what I would expect!
I like my tractor but that’s the only gripe I have about the tractor …I have a 3902
1400 to carrying or transferring height. Not all the way up. There are 2 numbers for the lift capacity. I didn't realize that when I said that. About 1100 to full height.
Good review. I have a Kubota L2501 and absolutely loved it. I got the gear drive with the ag tires. These are very basic tractors without the frills of other tractors. I have been a John Deere guy my whole life. I still have 4 John Deere tractors on my farm here in Iowa.
Thanks!!! They are awesome tractors for the price. I went with the hydrostatic transmission because I do a lot of back and forth motion. They are work horses!
The l3301 is most definitely a nice nice tractor love mine
Kubota great tractor!
Thanks for the video! I’m trying to decide on the B2601 vs this one. Do you feel this tears up the lawn doing normal landscaping work?
I used to spread 15 yards of mulch for someone and didn't notice any damage except very little when I had it in four wheel drive and turned sharp. I forgot it was in four wheel drive.
You could also get different tires too of course. 🙂👍
Are you still happy with it? I am really on the fence between the l3301 and the l2501. I went through such hell on my pickup with regen and emissions issues that I am really concerned about reliability. Have you had any engine emissions issues since making this video?
Very happy with it!!! I haven't had any emission problems. I've seen and talked to a lot of people that have the L3301 and have no emission problems. It's a hard decision because of price and so many different models but for what I was going to be doing this tractor is perfect. The L2501 sounds like a very powerful tractor too. As they say it depends on what you are doing with it if you need the extra torque and power or not.
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 Thanks for the great reply.
@@wdglockandroll no problem! That's partly why I put some videos on here. I've found some other great videos about tractors on here and just thought I'd contribute some info too. Glad I could help a little!
Sorry about the sniffing sounds. A little stuffed up from the cooler temp outside.
Price?
With the promotions from the dealer it was $24,800.00. That's with r4 tires, block heater, and the quick hitch.
Where abouts did you buy tractor im looking to buy same thanks I got priced 23 for 2501
@@aaronstractorstuff7521 was that tax included i got price $28.800 bucket 3rd function grader and tax they seem to be more money
@@ronanpaintingcompany3481 Sorry I missed your other comment. I never got a notification but did for this one. That was tax included. I got it at a dealer in the Southern part of Wisconsin. Sounds like you just had more stuff added to the tractor and bought an implement for it. Mine is just what you see and also $260.00 for liquid ballast in the tires. I didn't do that right away. I have a video explaining that. Hope that answers your question!
I have the same tractor it will not lift 1400 lb it's rated at 1130
I looked it up again and it's confusing but I think I understand it now. I was going by a kubota brochure that said 1490 lbs at pivot pin lifting it up to 1500 millimeters which is around 5 ft. 1130 lbs to full height according to Kubota's website. The info about lift capacity on all models and brands of tractors confusing. My info wasn't 100% correct in this video as it turns out. The company's should just have what it can lift to full height. Anyways thanks for pointing that out.
Kubota is having a lot of recall issues with there regeneration system. You are going to wish you got the R1 Tires they have munch better traction. If you live in snow country and are going to be running tire chains you're going to wish you had the adjustable rear tire rims. With the solid rims you are going to have to install wheel spaces to get the clearance you need for the tire chains
The emissions on the trucks and tractors now days all seem to have a fair amount of problems. Hopefully it won't but I know there is that possibility. I went with R4 tires because I'll be driving in peoples yards and they're a tough durable tire. As Neil Messick shows and explains the different tread patterns it depends what you're going to be doing with the tractor. With 4 wheel drive traction isn't a big for me. I don't have chains for it.
I live in northern Wisconsin where we get tons of snow have the R4 loaded have no problem at all it's all in the operator
I have had my L3301 for a little over three years now with no regeneration issues. I also have R4 tires and have experienced nothing out of the ordinary in the snow with them (I don't own chains). It's been a great little tractor. I have a little over 180 hours on it at this time. I do keep it in the garage and am a little OCD about keeping it clean (accept where the grease fittings are).