B3300 .. when?

[msengstock]

Thanks for that info, I can't seem to find the "build your own" link though, I know I'm hillfolk but I can seem to locate it for a few b models .. maybe I don't get their new web site design.

 

[prentp]

This is how it looks on my browser. There new website design may require a newer version of the browser.

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

we got one in this week... so they are in the wild, but the rest look to be comming slowly.

 

[ChuckinNH]

I've seen a couple in crates at local dealer's too.

 

[ChuckinNH]

Well, I saw my first B3300SU assembled on a lot today, and there were a couple of surprises. It was equiped with larger R-4's than come on any of the B series 15" wide X 19" rims on the rear, and 25" tires instead of the normal 23" on the front. That gave the tractor a more solid look for sure, and better floatation I would expect too. It also had a step on the left side which is a nice addition. The step looks like it could be easily mounted on a B3200, or possibly even a B7800. I think the other large B's are borderline high for easy access, and so I really liked that. Everything else seemed to be pretty much B3200 like except for the lack of a mid PTO of course.
I had stopped at the dealer's to see if they had any smaller rottotillers around, but didn't see what I was looking for. Those seem to be in pretty short supply around here for the time of year it is. Still, I enjoyed my seat time in the B3300SU, and a passerby commented that I looked pretty good on it. Being Sunday the place was closed so it was even more fun.

 

[kuboman]

Well, I saw my first B3300SU assembled on a lot today, and there were a couple of surprises. It was equiped with larger R-4's than come on any of the B series 15" wide X 19" rims on the rear, and 25" tires instead of the normal 23" on the front. That gave the tractor a more solid look for sure, and better floatation I would expect too. It also had a step on the left side which is a nice addition. The step looks like it could be easily mounted on a B3200, or possibly even a B7800. I think the other large B's are borderline high for easy access, and so I really liked that. Everything else seemed to be pretty much B3200 like except for the lack of a mid PTO of course.
I had stopped at the dealer's to see if they had any smaller rottotillers around, but didn't see what I was looking for. Those seem to be in pretty short supply around here for the time of year it is. Still, I enjoyed my seat time in the B3300SU, and a passerby commented that I looked pretty good on it. Being Sunday the place was closed so it was even more fun.

Step and armrests can be added easily. I have done both to my 3200

 

[ChuckinNH]

Yes, just nice to have one already made that bolts right on.......... does the one from the cabbed B3030 fit right on also?

 

[kuboman]

Yes, just nice to have one already made that bolts right on.......... does the one from the cabbed B3030 fit right on also?

Can't say for sure. I ordered for the non-cabbed but you should be able to tell by looking at a cabbed 3030. My guess is the cab is just dropped on and non of the tin work is changed.

 

[roadhouse]

just bought a b3300su from snell equipment, will be delivered tomorrow, cant wait!!!

 

[qed-cat225]

i stopped to look at this unit, looks like the squished the back end of the B3030. tool box under the seat etc. I did like the bigger tires though