Greetings

[Dalhan]

Hi everyone. I am fairly new to TBN but I have posted a few times. I've been in the market for a new tractor and have looked at every brand under the sun. I think. I have seen and driven several that I have like Red, Blue, Green, and different shades of Orange. And they have all had their merits. But today I drove the one that made me think, "I have got to get me one of these!!!". But the choice now is between the L3830 or the L4330 Hydro with a FEL. Man what a sweet tractor. Actually I drove a L3830 GST and a L3430 HST to get the feel of the Hydro. But everything about them fits me like a glove. I'm going to fill out the paperwork and order that beauty ASAP. Hopefully get it within a few weeks or less. Now if I can only decide which one. Thanks to all, in all forums, who's help and wisdom were such a great asset. And lots of picture will follow right after delivery. I promise.

 

[ronjhall]

The easy part will be deciding how much money to spend. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
The hard part will be waiting for delivery. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[sneaky_pete]

You'll never regret getting the hydro and the FEL. I thought about buying my little B without an FEL, but I let the dealer talk me into it and I'm sure glad he did.

Have fun with it, whatever you decide.

 

[Volfandt]

I have driven GST's for quite awhile and still own an old gear L&G tractor that I wouldn't trade for anything but when I got my 1st HST last year my 1st thought was, "why did I wait so long to try one!"
Now I wouldn't trade my BX23 for anything, well I would for a bigger tractor like a B3030 but it also has to have an HST!

Some folks prefer gear and there ain't nothing wrong with that but I'm in the HST camp.
I primarily mow with mine and with all the trees and other obstacles strewn about my humble abode the HST not only cuts my mowing time down but makes mowing enjoyable.
It's great when doing FEL work also.

Good luck and enjoy the quest. You can't go wrong either way.
Volfandt