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Read articles →This is a personal, unscripted owner review of a 2020 L3901 with about 116 hours, not a spec walkaround. The owner talks candidly about hydrostatic power loss, the tractor's light rear end and wobble under loader use, beet-juice-filled tires, sloppy zip-tie assembly, and a plastic oil-cooler guard that cracked within an hour. Good for buyers wanting blunt, lived-with pros and cons rather than dealer polish.
An owner-operator (Burns Earthworks channel) giving informal, opinionated hands-on impressions from his own property rather than a dealer or professional reviewer.
Yes, the owner says the hydrostatic transmission robs the engine of power, especially if it is not set in the correct gear range of high, medium, or low.
Yes, the owner recommends adding weight because the loader lifts the light rear end and the tractor wobbles, so he filled the rear tires with beet juice.
It cracked after about an hour of use when a branch punched a hole through it, and the owner felt a metal mesh guard would have been better.
Yes, he says he would buy it again and is happy with it, though he would choose a model with more horsepower next time.
