2305 Collection System

Mustangous · Oct 13, 2006

Very nice collection....

johndeere_2210 · Oct 13, 2006

Thanks, My buddy and I got this loader up and running on the little 318 (the price was FREE, smoking deal) and plan to get it painted this Winter.

Lobo56 · Oct 14, 2006

Sorry johndeere 2210, didn’t mean it that way just wanted to let others know just what there in for. Nice collection, Have a few myself JD 2210, restored JD 650, restored 68 -JD 140 H-1 & 69 -JD 140 H-3 , restored 73 - JD 110 and a restored JD 56. All restored to original condition.

johndeere_2320 · Oct 15, 2006

Lobo56 said:
Sorry johndeere 2210, didn’t mean it that way just wanted to let others know just what there in for. Nice collection, Have a few myself JD 2210, restored JD 650, restored 68 -JD 140 H-1 & 69 -JD 140 H-3 , restored 73 - JD 110 and a restored JD 56. All restored to original condition.

No problem, FYI...I would love to have that 140H3

I have been looking for a while and can't wait to get my hands on one of those machine.

planman8 · Oct 20, 2006

Any of you guys try the DR premier vac with a chipper buit in on their 2305 ?
The prices now are between $1,400 and $2,070 depending on if you get electric start or manual start and the size of the engine. The unit looks great on their web site, but I wanted to know if it works as good as it looks like it would.

stuarth · Jul 10, 2007

I had the JD MCS and returned it. Check out the Protero setup for the three point with the belt driven blower. It is a sweet setup. Protero Inc » Professional Grade Lawn Baggers and Dethatchers

orlo · Jul 11, 2007

planman8 said:
Any of you guys try the DR premier vac with a chipper buit in on their 2305 ?
The prices now are between $1,400 and $2,070 depending on if you get electric start or manual start and the size of the engine. The unit looks great on their web site, but I wanted to know if it works as good as it looks like it would.

Hi:

I haven't tried the Dr unit (I'd like to) but I have a cyclone rake (Same idea, was out before the DR models) and it works great on the 2305. I think the Dr would be better since my one complaint of the CR is that emptying it can be a pain if you let the bag get full. - The DR has a hard plastic container that should empty easily. Also the Dr unit looks like it'll blow less dust. I think the CR collapses (for storage) a little smaller than the DR but I'm not sure.

Note that the powerflow collection system (for the 2305, 2320, and 2520) isn't even in the same class (I have one, I know). I would return my powerflow system if I still could. It does vacuum ok, but clogs easily (The blower is on the deck) and doesn't hold much at all. It's also a pain in the a#$ to put on and off and you have to take it off to use your 3pt hitch.