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Read articles →This is a static, front-to-back walkaround of a Kubota L3902 sitting at the dealership, not a hands-on field test with loader or 3-point work. It covers the LA526 loader and quick-attach bucket, tire options, front axle and weight, 3-point hitch build, gear vs. hydrostatic transmission tradeoffs, DPF emissions setup, and a rough 2023 price around low $30,000s. Good for buyers wanting specs and features explained before shopping.
Posted by the Kubota of Lynchburg dealership channel, so expect a feature-focused sales walkaround rather than independent field testing.
The LA526 loader has 526 kilograms of lift capacity, roughly 1,100 pounds, though pallet forks lifted only a foot off the ground can handle more.
Hydrostatic is easier to use but loses about two horsepower for implements and costs roughly $1,000 more than the gear drive transmission.
No, it has a DPF diesel particulate filter with no DEF fluid required, and it performs its own burnoff sequence.
As of April 2023, depending on transmission, tires, and loader options, pricing was roughly in the low $30,000s.
