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Read articles →This is an owner's first-impressions walkaround at just 6 hours on the clock, comparing the new L3902 TLB directly against his prior Kubota B2601. He covers the LA526 loader, BH77 backhoe (twin swing cylinders, 16-inch bucket, modified thumb), dash controls, 4WD engagement, and hydrostatic throttle feel, but doesn't run it under real load. Best for buyers cross-shopping the L3902 against smaller Kubota TLBs and wanting a control-layout comparison.
Posted by an individual owner sharing a hands-on but very early impression of his own newly purchased machine, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
The L3902 feels substantially bigger and heavier duty, more industrial and agricultural, while the B2601 felt like it had more creature comforts for mowing.
It comes with the BH77 backhoe, which has twin hydraulic cylinders to swing left and right, a 16-inch bucket with four teeth, and a mechanical thumb.
The four-wheel drive engagement is a switch located down near the controls, as opposed to a lever like on the B2601.
The owner did not get his L3902 equipped with cruise control, and it is a hydrostatic model.
