question Zetor 3341 Super questions

[3D farm group]

I don't think I have ever seen a 3340 in real life. Those tiny 4wd's wouldn't been popular in Ireland. I saw a 4340 and a 5340 OK. Tractors that small used to only be imported as 2wd

How ya DIY
I'm looking at a Zetor 33 41 at the moment. It's pretty Tidy - import from the UK - not many hours on it.
I only really need it for bales in the concrete yard and muck out dry bays.
I like how compact it is but if feels big from in the cab. Dealer's going to put two new front tyres and a front loader with prong + bucket. It's coming together nicely but I'm not seeing much info online about 33 41 super?
Any comments?

Different countries, different customs and traditions.

The 3-cylinder models were probably the best-selling models at Zetor at the time.
The 3340 was often used in part-time farms, in stables or by horse owners. Small, maneuverable, very economical in consumption and sufficiently powerful for mowing, turning, raking and small baling. And very affordable.

Can you expand on "very affordable"
I'm looking at a nice tidy one, very low hours. Front tyres (original) need replacing but inside and out are in good order.

 

[Joachim]

Hello Jody,

Can you expand on "very affordable"

I mean, it's fairly cheap to maintain. Yes, as a used tractor it's relatively expensive in the region, but you can usually get spare parts very cheaply and all the information about these tractors can be found online for free, so you can repair them yourself. Repairing them isn't complicated.
It also uses very little diesel, insurance is often cheaper than for larger models, etc...

And that's what makes this model popular/cheap/affordable.


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but inside and out are in good order.

You are welcome to upload some photos from.





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