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The wife and I closed on 40 acres last year. The L4802 was the right tractor for us. I had a lot of experience on an L3301 but that wasn't enough for the light farm tasks and other work we had planned. I'm surprised the dealer recommended such a small tractor for that acreage, but it all comes...

Was getting some brush work done. Then I got high pointed on a stump and played teeter totter until I tucked my tail between my legs and got help. Took some creative loader use, chains, and a pull vehicle to finally get me back in service :mad:

Those wizards showed me that trick too!

Yep. My thoughts exactly. Maybe I'm just cynical, but I would be wondering what was wrong with it that each owner ditched it so quick. Much to do about nothing though since we don't even know if this is the case with the one Fiftyeight is looking at

Your correct that a bill of sale from a private party would be essentially worthless. I was going off the fact the tractor had 120ish hours on it, so likely original owner. If it is already on the 2nd owner with that low of hours something is fishy, at least in my opinion

wouldn't be hard to verify a bill of sale with a simple phone call to the dealer listed

Keep in mind the Kubota website doesn't factor in labor cost for installs. May not matter so much for just a loader, but I know the cost of the BH92 I just got a quote on factored in the subframe installs, rear remote installs, etc (~8+ hours of labor allegedly). I got a quote on a L4802...

Said to heck with it and took advantage of some unusually warm February temps and turned some ground. I was kind of impressed the L3301 pulled 3 bottoms, but the soil is pretty much beach sand