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Read articles →This is a personal homestead update, not a tractor review: the owner uses his Kubota L3302 with aftermarket forks (about $200 on Amazon) to push together and tend a burn pile, sharing candid impressions of how the forks are holding up after heavy use, including bent tines and broken bolts. It's a short, casual after-work session with no walkaround or spec talk, best suited for L3302 owners curious about real-world fork durability.
An owner-operator documenting daily homestead chores on his own property, with a faith-based intro and casual, unscripted delivery.
They are bent and jacked up, and some mounting bolts broke out, but they still work really well pushing stumps, trees, and saplings after heavy use.
Yes, the owner says they are worth every penny and can't recommend them enough, even after taking a beating from logs and stumps.
It is pushing together and tending a burn pile, collecting debris to keep it burning hot while clearing stumps and roots from the area.
