3100 DH - price ?

[joan from zone 6]

3100 DH - manual transmission - 4wd - 300 hours - little wear other than weathering - no attachments - ag tires - $8900 -
reasonable price or ......? thanks for the advice ! any comment on this particular model will also be a big help -

 

[art]

Could you mean B7100DT?

 

[joan from zone 6]

i'll have to check on that # tomorrow - i could swear i heard 3100 on the phone -

 

[ronjhall]

I think you are missing some letters and numbers to correctly identify the tractor model. Here is a link to Kubota Prior Products. Closest to your numbers is a L3110DT.

 

[joan from zone 6]

you're right - wrong model #

now i'm told the hood decal reads "L3000DT" - but the details i listed were accurate - sorry for the mistake -

 

[ronjhall]

Can not help you with price. Maybe someone else can reply.

 

[amigauser]

you're right - wrong model #

now i'm told the hood decal reads "L3000DT" - but the details i listed were accurate - sorry for the mistake -

Here is what some other are asking -
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[DmansPadge]

Sounds like a fair deal to me. Here is a little information on that model. It appears to only been made from '02-'03 so it's still a really new tractor.

 

[Bob_Young]

Joan,
In terms of ground speed, the reverse gear on the 8x2 transmissions is normally between 2nd and 3rd gear for the Low reverse and between 6th and 7th gear for the High reverse. The High reverse will be almost too snappy to be useful; at least that's what I've found (L4300). The Low reverse is OK, but could be slower.

Normally you can regulate your reverse speed with throttle and it should be no problem....just idle the engine while backing. But if you are going to blow snow with a 3PH snow blower (requires operating in reverse with engine RPM set rather high) you'll find that even Low reverse is too fast. Hope that was clear.

Other than that one caveat, it should be a solid, simple and versatile tractor.
Bob

 

[joan from zone 6]

many thanks for the info and for the advice - sorry about the original mix-up -