3-Point Hitch 2 bottom plow
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Yes
But that depends on how good you want the plowing job to be, and what tranny and tires you have on the 4310.
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But that depends on how good you want the plowing job to be, and what tranny and tires you have on the 4310.
Tell us more....
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Should work if you can get the tire spacing right.
What plow you have in mind? Pic would help. There should be some good adjustments to get it to plow good.
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I pull a 4 bottom with trips regularly with a 4630.
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Depend's on soil so your guess is better than mine. No way 30 horse pressure can pull 2 bottoms here but less than 30 miles in one direction and 40 in another they do it all the time. You might get a better idea by giving it a try.
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| John Deere 4310 Weight | |
| 2,600 lbs 1179 kg (2WD) | |
| 2,900 lbs 1315 kg (4WD) | |
| Max Drawbar: | 562 lbs 254 kg |
| Max front axle: | 1,588 lbs 720 kg |
| Max rear axle: | 4,410 lbs 2000 kg |
| Dimensions | |
| Wheelbase: | 68 inches 172 cm |
| Length: | 117 inches 297 cm |
| Width: | 50 inches 127 cm |
| Ground clearance: | 13.4 inches 34 cm |
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Tires are not filled.
If your Deere 4310 has 2-WD it will pull a two-bottom moldboard plow of 12" width through reasonably moist soil.
If your Deere 4310 has 4-WD it will pull a two-bottom moldboard plow of 12", or 14" width through anything.
If your Deere 4310 has 4-WD it will pull a three-bottom moldboard plow of 12" width through reasonably moist soil.
A 16" width plow moves almost twice the dirt, relative to a 12" plow.
If your Deere 4310 has 2-WD it will pull a two-bottom moldboard plow of 12" width through reasonably moist soil.
If your Deere 4310 has 4-WD it will pull a two-bottom moldboard plow of 12", or 14" width through anything.
If your Deere 4310 has 4-WD it will pull a three-bottom moldboard plow of 12" width through reasonably moist soil.
A 16" width plow moves almost twice the dirt, relative to a 12" plow.
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Tx Jim
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According to Tractordata a JD 4630 has 127 db HP & weighes over 16,000#s I've pulled 6X14 moldboard with my JD 4255 rated at 112 db HP & weighes over 12,000#s BUUT both these models are rowcrop tractors while OP's tractor is a much smaller frame utility model
I'll wager a JD 4310 MFWD can't pull a 3 bottom moldboard in my soil type.