ranger4327
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2012 Hydrostatic Trans, Bucket, R4 Tires....delivered....$20,585.... good price???:thumbsup:
Price Check Kubota L3800
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Recoveryhill
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2010 L3700 SU with LA463 Loader (Pin on Bucket) R1 Tires @ $16,593 purchased October, 2010.
That's about 25% less than your quoted price but my price is a year and a half old and the L3800, while basically the same tractor, may have a few more whistles and bells. I sure don't think that inflation over 18 months would account for 25% increase but a Japanese/US currency thing may have affected prices although I don't know which way currencies have moved in the past year or so.
That's about 25% less than your quoted price but my price is a year and a half old and the L3800, while basically the same tractor, may have a few more whistles and bells. I sure don't think that inflation over 18 months would account for 25% increase but a Japanese/US currency thing may have affected prices although I don't know which way currencies have moved in the past year or so.
Sammy3700
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The L3700 had a lot of what most would consider standard equipment as options. Does the 3800 come with the drawbar and criuse control?
My 3700 with loader, R-4 tires, draw bar, cruise control, dual air filter bought in July 2010 was 18,100 taxes and fees out the door. I checked with 8-10 dealers within 150 miles of me some in NC and SC.
My 3700 with loader, R-4 tires, draw bar, cruise control, dual air filter bought in July 2010 was 18,100 taxes and fees out the door. I checked with 8-10 dealers within 150 miles of me some in NC and SC.
montelatici
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L3700SU bought new July 2010 with:
Loader (quick attach option)
Tooth bar (installed)
Loaded tires
60 inch Woods Brush Bull
22K delivered.
Loader (quick attach option)
Tooth bar (installed)
Loaded tires
60 inch Woods Brush Bull
22K delivered.
rogerius
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I just got some quotes on same configuration and the lowest was $20,500CAD with loaded tires. At this price I have to add the donation to our guvernment 13%.
Bluegill2
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2011 L3800DT, gear drive, FEL, loaded rears, Land Pride 5' mower, 14 hours.
16k out the door. I'm very happy! :thumbsup:
16k out the door. I'm very happy! :thumbsup:
Bluegill2
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My dealer has pretty much the same deal goin. Hard to beat that! :thumbsup:
No doubt! I don't need the trailer, so they let me replace that with a Land Pride RTR1258 tiller. I also added on the 66" SSQD bucket and BH77 w/ thumb. Hopefully it will be delivered either tomorrow or Friday.
We want to get the garden in this weekend. :thumbsup:bigshadow65
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Got a quote on new 2011 L3800 HST w/66" QA bucket, filled R4s, B77 with mech thumb, 12 and 24" bucket. $27k delivered. Feedback please.
Local? That looks about right to me.
bigshadow65
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Dealers about 35 miles from farm. Another dealer about 25 miles quoted $27,500 with a 16 bucket only and $465 to add the mech thumb.
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ranger4327
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thanks for the replies and info !!! I took delivery of it today... Upgraded to the quick ss detach bucket....It looks awefull nice sitting out in the garage...too cold and snowy and windy to even take it for a ride yet, and the ground is still frozen to work it !!! cant wait tho !!!
RJD2516
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i had a bx2660 before this. With the 495 lb box blade on the back, it would go up and down smooth, but had a little "jerk" to it if you stopped it quick. It is exactly the same with my L3800. It goes up and down smooth, no matter if I go fast or slow. But if i stop it quick with weight on it, it jerks a little.
Today, I had the 72" tiller on the back. Weight is almost 800lbs. Up and down very smooth. But if I moved it down a few inches, then stop, I get a little jerk. I have not messed with the speed adjustment on the 3pt yet because the up and down speed doesn't matter that much for what I do. I will probably play with it in the future to see what happens. I have seen the U Tube videos of the "jerky" 3pt's, and I do not have that problem at all.
No dealer adjustment has been done to it that I know of. However, my dealer is very good. They did a pretty thorough check of the tractor before delivering it to me. I know them pretty well because of the bx I had before. Good group of guys. Excellent mechanics as far as I can tell.
Maybe I just got lucky with mine. However, it is not in my nature to be lucky with vehicles....
Today, I had the 72" tiller on the back. Weight is almost 800lbs. Up and down very smooth. But if I moved it down a few inches, then stop, I get a little jerk. I have not messed with the speed adjustment on the 3pt yet because the up and down speed doesn't matter that much for what I do. I will probably play with it in the future to see what happens. I have seen the U Tube videos of the "jerky" 3pt's, and I do not have that problem at all.
No dealer adjustment has been done to it that I know of. However, my dealer is very good. They did a pretty thorough check of the tractor before delivering it to me. I know them pretty well because of the bx I had before. Good group of guys. Excellent mechanics as far as I can tell.
Maybe I just got lucky with mine. However, it is not in my nature to be lucky with vehicles....
rogerius
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I've got my tractor back from dealer. The setup was without success
. The shop followed the instructions from this forum to adjust the valve but unfortunately when the FEL is raising, the 3pth is dropping approx. 1 inch and then it's raising back. For me will be annoying to have this extra movement of the 3pth when I'm using the loader so they adjusted back at factory settings. Dealer remarks: "cheap valve and undimensioned hydraulic system" just 6.3gpm pump is ridiculous.I was little bit surprised when my dealer said: Kubota Canada didn't give him any support in this work and he did everything from his own time. It's ridiculous how a company as KUBOTA which pretends is the best in the industry, doesn't fix this problem. Maybe as long is not a safety issue this is acceptable
.Sorry for the confusion. That was my first post here and I was trying to reply to rogerius and his quote of $20,500
What a deal you got though.Here are some similar links:
