The value workhorse of the L family — an honest tractor with nothing you didn't ask for.
| Model | Engine HP | PTO HP | Transmission | Station |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L2502 | 24.8 | 18.4 | HST | Open |
| L3302 | 33.0 | 26.1 | HST | Open |
| L3902 | 37.5 | 32.1 | HST or 8F/8R gear | Open |
| L4802 | 48.4 | 39.0 | HST | Open |
It's the chore tractor I quote first for a hobby farm on a budget — an honest, no-frills tractor without anything you didn't ask for. Horsepower runs from 24.8 on the L2502 up to 48.4 on the L4802.
All four models — L2502, L3302, L3902, and L4802 — are available with either HST or an 8-forward/8-reverse gear transmission, so it's really a choice of pedals versus gears rather than a model-by-model split. HST is generally easier to learn on and simpler for stop-and-go loader work; gear drive can be more efficient for steady, sustained tasks.
No, the L02 series is open station across all four models (L2502, L3302, L3902, L4802). It's positioned as the value tractor in the L family, so a cab isn't offered here.
Yes, it's a standard 3-point hitch tractor with PTO horsepower ranging from about 19 on the L2502 up to 39 on the L4802 (HST models; gear-drive versions run a bit higher on each end), so it will run mowers, tillers, blades, and similar rear-mounted implements sized to that horsepower.
Tell me about your property and the work you need done — I'll point you to the right machine, even if it isn't this one.
Tell me what you're working with