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Retired USAF CMSgt 1967-1997, 3 tours in Nam, 14 yrs outside of CONUS.....would have done 10 more yrs if they would have let me!!!!!!

I gave a rotary mower to my neighbor that was in a hell of a lot better shape than that piece of junk.

I bought a B3200 last year and got the rear discharge 60" three point grooming mower instead of the MMM. I have a lot of trees and landscaping that would have made it difficult with a mmm. The rear mount grooming mower is much easier to install and remove and clean after use and you can back it...

My B3200 works the same way.....the safety switch under the seat is activated by weight in the seat.......no weight......no pto drive. It's easy to bypass the seat switch but keep in mind it was put there for a reason. I would check with your dealer to see if there is a "factory approved" method...

This has happened to me twice....both times it was the HST pedal.

Is there an upside to waiting??? The zero down and zero % is as good as it gets!

Yes, depending on the steepness of the hill and what your throttle setting was. It will take a little time to get used to the hydrostatic trans but after a while you will learn to love it. I bought a new B3200 last year......downsized from a L4610.......it's a great little tractor.

I used an L4610 HST for removing snow in a mountain subdivision here in Idaho. Had 5 miles of road and a dozen driveways to clear whenever it snowed. This subdivision had any and all types of terrain to deal with as far as snow removal went so it was a good test of my equipment and ability to us...

I was born and raised in Muskegon, Mi....joined the military and other than visiting my family have not been back in over 44 years. Settling down in Idaho was one of the best things I've ever done. The population density here is just right with a whole lot of beautiful public land.

You guys spell tractor funny.:D

I had an L4610 with airconditioned cab that I used for snow removal in a mountain subdivision for 6 years before I quit. The guys who took over for me had tractors and blowers with no cab and one had a bobcat w/blower. They each lasted one winter. Any significant amount of snow removal is brutal...

I've been considering building a boom sprayer for my B3200 TPH. I have a 55gal heavy duty plastic drum to use as a tank and was thinking of using a PTO driven pump. Anybody out there have any experience building one of these sprayers? Jerry

I bought a new 3200 this past summer and use a 60" Land Pride grooming mower to take care of the lawn (about 2 acres) and a 60" rotary mower for the pastures (about 4 acres). The tractor has more than enough power for these mowers. My son-in-law bought a 2320 and the land pride 72" grooming...

I hope you enjoy your new tractor as much as I do mine. Make sure you get as many weights on that front end as you can.....you will need it with that back hoe....or fill the fel with gravel. The 3200 is a sweet machine :)

Even more pics Jerry

More pics of the B3200 Jerry

New to the forum with a new B3200. Thought I would share a few improvements I made to the tractor. The pouch mounted under the the dash is a skeet/trap shooters shell pouch/apron. Great for holding "stuff". Fabricated a canvas snap-in apron to cover the area under the seat to hold "stuff" and...