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Read articles →This is a walk-around comparing several 3E-series model years side by side (a 2011 3030E, 2018 3038E, and 2016 3032E), focused entirely on cosmetic and layout changes: hood/grille styling, fender switches, seat design, dash gauges, fuel tank relocation, and lever placement. There's no driving, loader work, or performance testing, and the presenter states the functional differences are minimal. Best for buyers trying to identify which model year they're looking at or comparing dealer inventory, not for evaluating performance.
Posted by Good Works Tractors, a tractor and attachment dealer, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
The hood, grille, and lights became sleeker like the 3R series, the fender switch changed to push button, the dash gauge layout changed, and the fuel tank moved to the back of the tractor.
No, the presenter states the loader arm curve changed cosmetically but the lift capacity stays the same, and there is not much functional difference overall.
No, drawbars are optional on the 3E series and not standard equipment, though the bracketry for one may already be installed.
It got a folding ROPS with two lights on both sides and the throttle control moved onto the dash instead of coming out the side.
