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Read articles →This is an owner's 62-hour update on his own L3902, not a first look: he's dealing with a slow tire leak, a slightly-overdue oil change, and a bent front component from land-clearing work, while walking through minor scuffs and dings the tractor has picked up. He covers loader power, three-point lift, tire PSI, and how it handles wet, uneven hunting-property trails. Best for buyers wanting real-world wear-and-tear feedback rather than a showroom walkaround.
Posted by an owner-operator (Great Lakes PowerstrokeFX4) sharing hands-on impressions from using the tractor on his own property.
The recommended PSI is 45, though he runs a bit less, around 35 to 40, especially when conditions are wet.
It has done everything asked of it with plenty of loader power, though the owner wishes for a bit more, calling it fantastic for the tractor's physical size.
A tire developed a slow leak, the oil change is slightly overdue, and a front component got bent during a lot of land clearing work.
Yes, it handled wet, muddy trails with water creeks well and is described as ideal for small trails on a hunting property.
