L3560 Price check
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kubotacres
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I paid a tad over 24K out the door
L3560 non-cab, HST, LA805 loader with R4's. Also had a QA bale spear thrown in.
I love this tractor!
jeff9366
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- Kubota Tractor Loader L3560 HST+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3,700 pounds bare tractor, 5,400 pounds operating weight, 37 horsepower
In February 2013 I paid $27,500 for open station L3560/HST with following options: LA805 FEL, L2296 SSQA H-D, RB Bucket, Draft Control, R4/industrial tires, dealer install of Stebl horn, which I provided.
No sales tax on ag equipment in Florida.
Minimal freight from Kubota's Georgia plants to North Florida, where I live.
Great tractor. No regrets spending $27,500.
No sales tax on ag equipment in Florida.
Minimal freight from Kubota's Georgia plants to North Florida, where I live.
Great tractor. No regrets spending $27,500.
jeff9366
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My tread width with R4s is 52.2" Outside-to-outside is 70" My inside-to-inside distance is 34".
Measured tonight for first time. As it is flat where I live in Florida, I presume my dealer sets them narrow unless instructed otherwise.
Grand L Operator's Manual specs four tread widths for L3560 with R1s, three withs with R4s: TREAD is center-to-center.
Farm: 47.2", 51.2", 54.5", 58.3"
IND:~~~~~~52.2", 53.5", 57.7"
R1 rims must be fairly different from R4 rims.
Measured tonight for first time. As it is flat where I live in Florida, I presume my dealer sets them narrow unless instructed otherwise.
Grand L Operator's Manual specs four tread widths for L3560 with R1s, three withs with R4s: TREAD is center-to-center.
Farm: 47.2", 51.2", 54.5", 58.3"
IND:~~~~~~52.2", 53.5", 57.7"
R1 rims must be fairly different from R4 rims.
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Is 52.4 the measurement to the center of the rim? I'm trying to determine the overall width if I go with a larger setting. Would I add 18 inches roughly to let's say 57.7? I have R4's
jeff9366
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Center-of-tire, Center-of-rim, same 52.2"
I cannot answer your question but minor increases in tire spread make big increases in stability.
Wheels spacers @ $300 a pair, commonly add only 1-1/2" to 2" per side.
Changing to bulbous Michelin radial tractor tires would increase your overall tractor width.
Or consider one of the larger Grand L's, which are about 6" wider than an L3560.
What are you trying to accomplish?
I cannot answer your question but minor increases in tire spread make big increases in stability.
Wheels spacers @ $300 a pair, commonly add only 1-1/2" to 2" per side.
Changing to bulbous Michelin radial tractor tires would increase your overall tractor width.
Or consider one of the larger Grand L's, which are about 6" wider than an L3560.
What are you trying to accomplish?
moship
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KGB1,
Tread measurements are to the rim centerline. 17.5L-24 Industrial tires have a section width of 17.1" simply add this to the tread width's given above to obtain the overall width. (17.1" is from the Titan Catalog)
Tread measurements are to the rim centerline. 17.5L-24 Industrial tires have a section width of 17.1" simply add this to the tread width's given above to obtain the overall width. (17.1" is from the Titan Catalog)
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