Buying used EX3200??

[MoreBoostPlease]

I recently sold my JD 4100, as it was too light to handle my 11 acres of trees, rocks, and 800 foot stone driveway. I'm looking for something in the 30-40 hp range, preferably with a loader and backhoe. An EX3200 is for sale locally with about 500 hours, but I don't know much about these tractors. I know the Yanmar engines are supposed to be reliable, as that's what was in my 4100 and I never had any issues. Would the EX3200 be a good tractor for clearing snow off my driveway, digging out stumps and boulders, moving large logs and piles of clay? Is it stable? My 4100 was definitely too light, only weighing about 2600 lbs with the loader and a tiller on the back. How much would the EX3200 weigh with the loader and backhoe? Any other tractor recommendation? Any known issues with the EX3200?

 

[Tonyinohio]

Checked TractorData.com - information on all makes and models of tractors fors the specs: 2550 lbs for tractor + 855 lbs for the loader + 925 lbs for the hoe. Fill the tires and you'll have a well balanced machine. I have a Yanmar and love it but I'm sure I'd be happy with most other tractors. These machines are such a pleasure to own and operate.

 

[jethroish]

I have a 2010 CC EX3200. I have been very happy. I only have 143 hours on mine, but does great at clearing snow (150 ft of drive). Handles buckets of gravel/sand/dirt as long as I put the box blade on the back for counter weight. Handles 6 ft bush hog easily as well.