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Read articles →This is a new owner's first-impressions video after about 10-12 hours on his personal L3902, upgrading from a Kubota B2630 for use on a large, mostly untamed hunting/wooded property. He compares stability, tippiness, frame size, controls, and grapple/third-function-valve operation directly against his old tractor, with real-world grapple demo footage. Good for buyers weighing compact tractor stability and upsizing decisions, not a spec-sheet or dealer walkaround.
An owner-operator documenting his own newly purchased tractor on his hunting property, sharing personal first impressions rather than professional or dealer expertise.
Yes. The owner says with the same amount of weight the L3902 stays stable and sitting on all four tires with zero issue, while the B2630 got tippy with load, especially with narrow track and unfilled tires.
Yes, the owner confirms it is a true third function valve, not a diverter valve, so he can leave the controller static and just hit the buttons to run the grapple.
The owner says he was pleasantly surprised that the industrial tires did not tear up dead fall grass, though he expects it to leave tracks once the ground gets wet in spring.
No. This 50th anniversary L3902 came with armrests but did not come with cruise control, unlike his B2630 which has it.