2320 pics now in the right forum.

[deerehunter/operator]

Added some items to my 2320 and realized I hadnt posted pics. Toolbox on front (I dont use any weights up there), rear JD worklight, and blinking light for plowing. thanks

 

[GaryF]

How did you attach the Ammo Can/tool kit to the front of the tractor. Looks good.

 

[jcmseven]

I like that 2320. I have one in my garage now, which I am trying out with an increasing intent on purchasing. They are strong little tractors, and no matter what JD says, that engine makes more power than it does in the 2305 and 748 tractors.

John M

 

[deerehunter/operator]

I used two of the three holes that are already in the plate on the front. I had to use spacers on the bolts so that the lid will close (this is an old military ammo can). I paid 3.99 for the box at an army surplus store.

 

[GaryF]

Got mine last April, first tractor I have owned. Had alot of comments of, what do you need something that big for what you have for property. That did stop after helping those people out with projects around their homes. Its a very versatile tractor. I find myself hanging on this website and looking at Craigslist for new toys for it. I cant compare it to any other tractors because not owning any previous to this. But am very pleased with it so far.

 

[deerehunter/operator]

The blinking light is attached with magnets so the rops is still functional also.

 

[GaryF]

I store the tractor under the back deck. So the roops have to be lowered all the time. Are the magnets strong enough to keep the light from moving? I do some snow clearing for the neighbors and having a amber light would be a good idea.

 

[GaryF]

A couple of pictures of my rig before the snow.

 

[deerehunter/operator]

yes, Ive bounced all over with it and it doesnt move. I got some large magnets from the hardware store.

 

[LBrown59]

yes, Ive bounced all over with it and it doesnt move. I got some large magnets from the hardware store.

Magnets = portability!