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Read articles →A 200-hour personal ownership review from someone who uses the LX3310 regularly with multiple attachments, snow blower, tiller, disc, grapple. Chris covers specific pros and cons: loader lift capacity, self-leveling loader complaints, oversized vs. R14 tires, HST whine, hood vulnerability, and reliability through two services. He also compares the LX3310 against the newer 20 Series. Best for prospective buyers weighing the LX3310 against its successor.
The presenter identifies himself as Chris from 'Hak Equipment' and speaks as both a personal owner and someone with a dealership or equipment-sales background, so expect informed but Kubota-leaning perspective.
The LA535 loader lifts around 1100 to 1200 pounds, though it does not go as high as the loader on the newer 20 Series.
Oversized tires give more ground clearance but prevent loader arms from going all the way down, and implements like tillers or discs ride higher and get less depth.
Yes, the owner completed the 50-hour and 200-hour services with no issues and only one leaking hose fitting that needed tightening, with no warranty claims.
The owner does not see it as an issue personally, though many people complain about it; Kubota made it noticeably better on the newer 35 and 40 20 Series models.
