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Read articles →This is an owner's first-impressions overview after roughly 100 hours on an L3302 used on an 80-acre homestead, covering seat/dash layout, HST three-range transmission, three-point hitch with position control, and grapple/brush hog use. It's narration over a walkaround rather than hands-on demonstration of digging or loader work, and leans heavily on general Kubota reputation. Best for homesteaders wanting a real owner's take rather than deep technical detail.
An independent homesteader-owner sharing personal impressions of their own tractor, stating they are not paid for the video.
Yes, the owner says if you own anything over 10 acres you should consider it, citing Kubota's reliability reputation and use on an 80 acre property doing farming, tree removal, and land clearing.
No, the owner says if you have three acres or anything under 10, do not buy the L tractor because it is too big for those applications.
It has a three range HST transmission with low, medium, and high settings. The owner mostly uses low range, sometimes medium, and found high range too bouncy.
The owner says the grapple has been used more than anything, along with the brush hog, and also has a tiller that works well on the three-point hitch.
