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Read articles →This is a 63-hour owner's personal likes-and-dislikes rundown on his L3301, framed as a comparison to a similarly sized John Deere he demoed. He covers loader smoothness and lift, quick-attach loader removal, quiet Yanmar-alternative engine, three-range transmission, PTO engagement steps, battery access, and brush hogging impressions. It's opinion-based narration rather than hands-on demonstration footage, best for buyers weighing L3301 against Deere alternatives.
An individual L3301 owner sharing subjective impressions from ownership, openly comparing it to a John Deere he also tried.
The owner says it can lift around 1400 pounds or so with proper ballast.
It takes about two to three minutes, works best on level ground, and may require tipping the bucket and raising or lowering the boom to get it off.
Push the clutch in, set RPM a bit above lowest idle around 1000, move the PTO lever forward with clutch depressed, then slowly ease the clutch out until shafts spin.
The owner ran a five foot brush hog in medium range and says it handled thick grass easily without the engine straining.
