New Kubota L3240

[hiphip]

I have been a quiet viewer of this site over the last months after I bought my 2008 Kubota B2920(still for sale). I figured out what I liked and didn't like about my current tractor and spent hours reading threads till I landed on the new L3240. Bought the new tractor with 724 loader, 3rd function valve, 5ft squealer, box blade, and grapple. Thanks to all those that didn't realize I was learning from their actual experience which they shared on this site.
Delivery of new tractor this weekend.. so without pics at the moment.

 

[rdam]

Enjoy !!!! The L3240 is a fine machine.

I have learned almost all I know about tractorin' from this site

 

[SCtractorguy]

Howdy fellow SC member.

I have an L3240 also, now with 40 hrs in one year.... Its a great tractor.

Where did you get yours?

Chris

 

[hiphip]

Bought it from Wilson Tractor in Newberry. Eddie Wilson and Wendall are terrific to work with and I would recommend them to anyone.

 

[Baby Grand]

Hiphip-
You're going to love that machine. I just clocked 150 hrs this last weekend and I keep gaining respect for what the machine will do and how little it requires from you to do it.
-Jim

 

[amigauser]

I love mine to. Just about at 50 hours in a year. I also went from a "B" to the Grand L and I have not looked back. It is quite a machine.

 

[hiphip]

Well I can't wait to get the new tractor tomorrow. I have some playing...I mean work to do with it this weekend. I really liked the B2920 but after spending some time at the dealer with the L3240...I know I am going to love the new ride!

 

[slan]

Congrats!
You will love the unit once you get the hang of the settings you like. Mine just rolled over 300hr in 15 months.
No problems yet.

 

[hiphip]

Loving the new tractor. The grapple is the greatest back saver in the world!!

 

[Redbug]

I know by now you realized that buying a tractor and getting it set up is a whole different ball of wax than ordering a car with whatever options you want on it. A tractor is much more versatile. A lot of the fun is putting together the various implements to do the things you want it to do. Wendall is a straight shooter!