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Read articles →This is a brief dealer walkaround of a Kubota L3902 set up with a third function valve, front grapple, and rear quick-hitch tiller, aimed at showing a woods/trail-clearing package rather than testing the tractor itself. It touches on why the third valve matters for running attachments but doesn't get into engine specs, controls, or hands-on operation. Useful for buyers curious about grapple/tiller combos; skip if you want a real performance or feature review.
Posted by Lano Equipment, a dealership channel promoting an equipment package, so expect sales-oriented content rather than an independent review.
You need the third function valve, another valving system, if you want to run an attachment like a grapple on the tractor.
The grapple picks up brush and debris out in the woods or trail area, then the tiller tills and knocks down the ground for fresh topsoil.
This Kubota L3902 has a third function valve, a front grapple, and a three-point hitch quick hitch with a tiller on the back.
