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Thanks for the replies. Since my last post the dealer has tightened up the butterfly valve near the vertical exit and the amount of exhaust coming out seems less. Not perfect, but better.

Have a new open station 4066r that I like very much except the amount of exhaust. Even though the exhaust is directed below there is still exhaust coming out of the exhaust vent on the hood. Is this normal or is there something that can be done to stop this. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Currently have a JD 4120 with I-Match. Considering the purchase of a King Kutter 5ft. rototiller and was wondering if it can be made to be I-Match compatible? Any input would be appreciated.

I have bought three tractors from Yandow over the past eight years. For the most part Tim has been fair with his pricing and fun to deal with. Their service department has always been there for me when I needed them. I currently have a 4120 and couldn't be happier with it. It currently has...

I have had both and would say I-Match is easier by far.

I have a 4120 with the power reverser transmission and love it. It is very easy to use. I do not regret buying it at all. Regardless of the transmission you chose, the 4000 series is a great machine. Good luck.

Just bought some today at my dealer. Not sure if it is better, but they highly recommended it.

I agree. If you don't have space limitations, go with the 4120. I did and I love it.

Jim I also had the same dilemma when upgrading from my JD 4400. It was a difficult decision to choose between the 3720 and the 4120. I ultimately chose the 4120 and I'm very happy with my decision. At the time I was concerned with the larger frame, but have not found any problems. It has...

Re: 4120/MX6/6\'Box Blade Price Check Chip I just purchased a similar configuration and paid the following. 4120 w/Powereverser 400x w/heavy duty bucket Deluxe grill Imatch MX6 5 ' Frontier Box Blade Loaded AG tires Delivered. Paid $26500.00 It appears prices vary by region. I believe...

Thanks for your responses. I am in the process of trying to sell my 4400. Once it is sold, I will probably go with the 4120. It think it will meet my needs the best. Thanks again for the input.

BTW Thanks for your reply. Our woods are not too tight, so I don't think I would have a problem with the size of the 4120. The additional height might be an advantage. The dealer is not trying to unload 4120's. He simply feels that for about the same amount of money the 4120 is the better...

I currently own a 2001 JD 4400 with R1 tires and Synreverser. The rear tires are inverted for more stability. I also use the following attachments. A 420 loader/bucket, JD 513 rotary cutter, forks and 6' front blade. I use the tractor for a variety of task including plowing/maintaining 700'...