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Read articles →An owner-operator six-month walkaround filmed on their rural property after buying the LX3310 specifically because the county doesn't maintain their road. The video covers key specs, loader quick-attach, hood access, hydrostatic transmission controls, independent brakes, dual PTO (rear and mid), emissions system quirks, and a tilting steering wheel issue, plus honest context on the LX3310 vs. LX2610 choice and the emissions reputation concern. Best for buyers weighing those two models.
Posted by the Poots Pastures channel, which appears to be an owner sharing personal experience rather than a dealer or industry reviewer.
Loader capacity off the front is about 1,000 pounds, and the 3-point hitch capacity at 24 inches is 1,600 pounds.
The owner says no issues so far at about 30 hours in, despite the 3310 requiring emissions and the B series having a bad emissions reputation.
They researched both but found little info on the 3310 versus the 2610, and were happy they chose the 3310, mainly to grade their unmaintained road and run a rear snowblower.
Yes, it has independent brakes for the left and right wheels, useful for tight turns, plus a diff lock to lock the rear differentials together.
