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Read articles →A Kubota dealership salesperson walks around an L3302 on the lot, covering the LA526 loader's 1,100-lb lift capacity and quick-attach system, four tire options, gear-drive vs. hydrostatic tradeoffs (including the PTO horsepower difference), three-point hitch, operator station controls, and approximate loaded weight. It's a broad surface-level overview rather than a working demonstration. Shoppers wanting a quick orientation to the model's features before visiting a dealer will find it useful.
Posted by the Kubota of Lynchburg dealer channel, so the walkaround is sales-leaning, though the presenter does note a few minor criticisms like the cheap toolbox and turnbuckle stabilizers.
The LA526 loader will pick up roughly 1,100 pounds of lift capacity, though this varies depending on attachment and conditions.
Gear drive gains about 2 PTO horsepower, better for pulling tillers or Bush Hogs. Hydrostat is easier to use for beginners but costs about $1,000 more.
With a loader and fluid filled rear tires, it weighs roughly 4,000 pounds, plus or minus depending on tires and fluid used.
Four options: agricultural for best traction, industrial for puncture resistance, R4 hybrid, and turf tires.
