2018 Kubota L3901 HST with 211 hours on it.



Zim and I are having too much fun.

Very nice.

You deserve it

Looks like fun I need one but I’m to cheap.

2x

nice size for putting around on a hobby farm.
What attachments you have for it and what do you think you'll be doing with it?

Was it easy to find one with low hours?
I would think so.

Nice Patrice. Having 4 wheel drive on those size tractors is fantastic. With that and a bucket you won't be too worried about getting stuck.
Do you have a main use for it or is it an all around work horse for the property?

I'm envious

so now you just need a tractor holster , to carry that hand cannon

shoot deer , drive right to it , use the bucket to lift and skin it

that's a plan easy on the back easy on the knees

since it is a handgun you can drive down the road with her loaded and ready to rock

Now add some rowcrop equipment for tending the spuds,corn and garlic,lol

I was thinking a little hay equipment , find every little out if sight field in Sauk that is too small for the big hayers you can and plant it in alfalfa Deer love those hidden from the road hay fields

hay and forage oats

had to go back and grab this picture from a post I saw last year

Nice,
Kubota makes some good stuff. My neighbor has two of those models and has beat on them for years. Both are still running strong. You'll be happy with it.

Awesome

That's a little ovah kill for dragging yah deer back to the house.....

Work smaahtah not haadah..

Very nice !!

Thanks, guys! This has been Zim's quest for a while and he's been watching for one. Dirty D, Zim has been looking for quite some time and it hasn't been easy to find. This one was on a farm consignment auction down the road and came with a loader, a plow and a rototiller. Zim is thinking about a snow blower too.

Turtledale, this will help with taking care of our food plots, moving wood, handling my countless deer (like Pete suggested), plowing the driveway and probably a lot more. We just got a long driveway into our woods paved and it will be really nice for moving gravel for shoulders. We keep thinking of new applications.

Les, you never know what Zim might expand outside the garden fence!

Nice to hear, Finster.

You got that right, Pete! In that capacity, it's near blaze orange color will be quite appropriate. We had a neighbor plant a field north of us last fall in a mix of what looked like Daikon radish and winter wheat or rye. Crowds of deer moved in. It was nuts. The radishes rotted into the soil and stunk up the whole area to the point that nearby folks were all theorizing over the smell. It was funny. Anyway, I guess it benefits the soil in a few ways. We may plant one of our food plots for deer in the same mix. We do have one secret food plot surrounded by woods and not visible from any roads. That could really draw a crowd!

Ah, Nessy, it will be the best deer haulah evah!

I am sure you will put that machine to good use! Got my wife a toy for our 25th anniversary. I was going to get her a side by side she asked for something useful. lol In three years I have yet to drive it.

I want one

Nice Patrice!

I bought a Kubota 4701 several years ago to till the garden and do smaller chores. I have had zero issues with it and it just sips fuel.

Nice job, Trappingthomas! She looks happy.

Thanks, guys! Zim is sharing this with me, but he has wanted one for a long time and I'm really glad it worked out the way it did. He has a big smile on his face today!

Very nice

Let the honey do list begin

Love my Kubota tractor. Eric

they call Daikon radish Tillage radish as well , it sends down those big roots which bring up nutrients from deep then they die and rot and leave voids and the deep nutrients closer to the surface.

I had a market gardener telling me his field of tillage radish with south sun was the Very first thing the deer were out eating come spring

Cant go wrong w Kubota. Congrats

Thanks, guys! Not sure which direction the honey do list will go!

Good news, Eric. There seems to be a lot of that sentiment around.

Pete, I have a feeling a lot of folks around here will be planting some combo like that. I am still laughing about the guys near here all trying to figure out what stunk so bad. A friend a mile down the road was driving by and his truck filled with the smell, and he was sure he had a dead mouse in the engine compartment of his truck that was stinking as it warmed up. Then he became confused as it faded away another mile up the road. Another guy who suspected it was a crop thing was out sneaking around taking photos with his phone app to try to identify the stuff! Zim pinned it with a little research. The numbers of deer made up for the smell in the end!

I'm confused to what has 211 hours on it......the tractor or the seated person.
Good going in the auction.
Someone's retirement toy finely comes to the retired guy's wish list fulfilment.
Hope you two can get to the Surveyors Convention in Whitehouse in May 2026

That is a very nice utility workhorse. You and Zim will find all kinds of uses for it.

very nice

Very nice!

Zim did a great job on the auction, Northof50! He has been watching for on for some time and it seemed like everything came together for this one. On the convention subject, you are talking about a retired surveyor!! Now he is too busy to get to the conventions!

Thanks, Scott, Dahlgren and Flipper!

We went and paid for it this morning. Cannot wait to play! (I mean work! )

I like orange,,,, makes sure you wax it if you want the color to last….

Vinke, wax wont even keep them from turning pink....worse paint in the industry. Solid machines otherwise and I hope they get great use and enjoyment out of it. I wouldnt be without a tractor and foodplotting....gives me almost as much enjoyment as hunting.

Vinke, sounds like something Zim might do. I like orange - and I don't care for pink!

Thanks, Midlander. I think we'll get a lot of use out of it. So, have you ever waxed a Kubota to preserve its color and do you own a pink Kubota? This is fascinating.

Father in law owns orange and neighbor owns several of them. They have been happy with them other than the paint, all of which are no longer the same shade of orange. You can see what im talking about with the picture of Vinkes skid steer. Neighbor waxed and kept his MX5100 in barn religiously and it definitely looked better than the others. For the life of me, I cant believe Kubota doesnt know about their 'quickly fading' paint problem and change their product/methods.
I have a feeling from your post that this tractor is gonna be like Zim's new baby...likely waxed and stored inside. Happy tractoring!

What Rock band do you play in????

Phil, if you're talking about my hair... now that I'm nearly retired and don't have to look professional for my clients, I often just let it turn into cave hair. Zim loves it.

Zim also loves not telling me when we're out in the woods and I get branches or leaves stuck in it. He thinks it's fun to see me walk through the grocery store like that.

good info for the ladies out there probably not many watching but Very few men marry a woman for their hair , make-up , hair product or cloths and darn they are shallow if they are.

there might not be a more beautiful woman in the world than than your woman bare foot , pregnant , a mess of hair , no make-up in a t-shirt and shorts or sun dress. you know they also look good with a toddler on the other hip.
I have how ever reached an age where I will admire the beauty of pregnant women from a far and be glad it isn't me waking at zero dark thirty in a couple months to change diapers .
My kids are the age that I was when they were born or a couple years from it.

after a smiling pregnant wife's glow, when your past that age , then it is happy no face paint or hair product , just enjoying life and living in the outdoors.

3 days un showered , living in a tent loving the life out-doors is a thing of absolute beauty

try convincing many woman of that but it's the truth.

Every time I put a dent in a machine,I always tell myself it will buff out,,,,

I've had a Kubota L 35 with a back hoe for almost thirty years now. It is a very versatile machine.

I originally bought it to put in stone driveways and install septic systems as part of my business.

I ended up using it more for personal stuff than business stuff. I have a long driveway, it's twelve-foot wide. I plow snow off it with the bota. After about ten feet the front bucket becomes a V-plow with the snow packed into it. Two passes to clears the driveway and a third to clean up any leftover snow. I've plowed up to 12-14" deep.

I mostly use it to haul firewood but also use it to dig stumps out, dig garden beds, hang deer from, turn our giant compost pile, I've dug our pond with it, I pull the grandkid's sleds around the yard in the snow with it and lots of other stuff I can't think of at the moment.

Here's a short video of me using it to haul firewood out of the swamp.

Too funny, Vinke. I'd like to think that if it fades from orange it should be a nice shade of peach, not PINK!

Nice machine, Lugnut. I like the video! Lots of work getting done with that one. Nice.

I like your cave hair, Patrice .... flying in action on that neat new ride ! You will have the perimeter of the property traversed in no time Maybe take it on a drive down the road to enjoy some speed !

Patrice is Rocking 80's Big Hair

Definitely going to have fun with it, Sharon!

You guys are all too funny. Big hair, big tractor Nessy. If I had Lugnut's tractor it would have to be even bigger. Scary. (Actually, the hair is getting longer and bigger as the health is getting better! )

since I was in High School in 1992 , and Patrice is a couple three years older than I am I think it is very likely the Graduation program read Class of 1980somthing

Pete, I'm just loving my smiling tractor's glow and it's happy orange paint. Diggin' it. I'm kind of a hair and makeup chick anyway, even in the woods.