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Read articles →This is a dealer-style walkaround of a Kubota L3901 fitted with the LA525 loader, narrated feature-by-feature rather than run through hands-on tasks. Tom Kesteloot covers loader lift capacity, Universal Quick Tach attachment swaps, the exclusive R14 tire, the three-speed transmission controls, the auxiliary hydraulic valve, and three-point hitch/PTO implement options. It's a quick orientation for shoppers wanting a feature rundown, not a working demo with real digging or loader operation.
Posted by Tom Kesteloot of Kesteloot Enterprises, Inc, a dealership-style channel, so expect a sales-oriented feature walkaround rather than independent testing.
The LA525 loader on this L3901 has 1254 pounds of lift capacity, and the tractor can handle a 1000 to 1200 pound round bale on the front.
Yes, it uses Universal Quick Tach, so any skid loader attachment with that style fitting works. Pull the levers, set the loader down, and back away to disconnect.
It has the exclusive R14 tire, introduced by Kubota about a year earlier, which is an intermediate between an R4 industrial tire and a turf tire with excellent traction.
Land Pride offers many implements including a snow blower, box blade, brush cutter, and finishing mower, making the tractor versatile for different jobs.
