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Read articles →A dealer-style walkaround from Western Equipment that opens by decoding the 3038E model number, series, horsepower, and trim level, before moving methodically through loader specs (lift height, capacity), cab controls, transmission ranges, braking, four-wheel drive, three-point hitch, PTO, hydraulic options, tire choices, warranty terms, and a ~$32,000 price point. Coverage is broad but surface-level; buyers wanting a structured feature checklist rather than hands-on field impressions will find it most useful.
Western Equipment appears to be a dealership or parts-retail channel, and the video closes with a plug for their parts website, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than an independent owner's assessment.
The 3 indicates the series, 038 indicates engine horsepower (closer to 37 hp), and E indicates the economy trim level with base features.
The 300E loader attached to this tractor has a top lift height of 84 inches.
No, there are no rear hydraulics from the factory, but up to two sets can be added as an aftermarket option.
Around $32,000 at the time the video was made, not including any incentives or discounts you may qualify for at your dealership.
