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The 2650 would be a great choice. Also, for probably not much more, you could look at the L2501.

I would go with the 2650. I was at my dealer the other day and he said that they still haven't got all the bugs worked out of the 3350's yet. You won't have to worry about DPF stuff. I think you'll be happy with the 2650.

Seems about the going rate for them. It's that up here in SW Michigan.

I've had two loads on my drive and so far I'm very happy with it. No dust and it hardens as you drive on it. I'm planning on getting a couple more loads. I just used the FEL to smooth it out.

8-12 inches here in SW lower Michigan through Monday AM.

A larger B or smaller L series might be good. You can always purchase a 3 point finish mower for the back to mow with. Mine works great.

Could it possibly be the pilot bearing?

Didn't really do any repairs, but was a nice day here and got the L3200 out to stretch and went for a little ride up the road. Now we're looking at temps falling back down into the 20's here in SW Michigan. Back to reality. :rolleyes:

Have you looked on www.tractorhouse.com

I think the L3400 would work just fine. Another option, is to call any dealers around you and see if they have any L3200, L3800, or L4600 tractors still. You can get the 5 years of 0% interest, plus you could get implements for them too. Sounds like you've got some fun, I mean work to do there. ;)

We've had a couple snows so far. First one we got about a foot of snow. A week later it was all melted. Second snow was only about 4 inches and now that has all melted. At least I got to try out the L3200. Cleans up the snow a lot faster than the B7610. Great video Paul and Kathy!

Nice tractor and the price is even better! :) A little work and she'll be good as new again!

Cleaned the drive twice today. The snow was coming down! Have about a foot of snow here. Drove the L3200 a mile and a half to clean my mom's drive too! Gave it a little workout today. ;) A couple pics of the fun today.

I'm wondering if it is a faulty fuel stop solenoid? I've heard those can act up when operating temps are achieved. Definitely try unscrewing the fuel cap when it starts to sputter and see if that helps. Check your fuel filter again. Check any rubber lines and see if there is any cracks in them...

I stopped and talked with my dealer Friday and he mentioned there is a B2301 and B2601. Didn't get much of a chance to discuss much about them, but they sound very nice. I hate new equipment and tractors, because then I want to buy them! ;) :rolleyes:

LMAO! I've got an '02 Dodge 1500 and it runs great! Oh shoot, I probably just jinxed myself. :p :D Still prefer Dodge to Ford though.

That's an L2601? I seen something about it on their Facebook page. Sounds like they have lots of cool new things coming out soon! I'm glad I bought orange! Great pics!

If the injectors have been leaking for a while, they may have washed some oil off the cylinder walls causing scoring. Who knows how long the previous owner has ran the machine in it's current state. Good luck and it sounds like the 7100 has found a good home! ;)

I too use the Kubota rattle cans for touch ups. It's worked great so far and hasn't faded.

Maybe it's a sign that you should buy a Dodge! ;) :D