2320 - Still looking for info

[bglombowski]

Hey all,
I can't help but want to find out more about the 2320. No pics yet, no specs yet. I did learn a little more about tire size which could give an idea of physical size. In the manuals section of the Deere website, we can view the 200CX loader manual. It shows a 2520 in the Approved Tractors section. Also, we can see the list of Approved Front Tires/Approved Rear Tires. It's there that you can tell the 2320 should be physically larger than the 2305 and smaller than the 2520. Any help getting more specs would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian

 

[beenthere]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( It's there that you can tell the 2320 should be physically larger than the 2305 and smaller than the 2520. Any help getting more specs would be appreciated.
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I'd expect the frame to be the same, but possibly the tires and engine to be different. Also, I'd expect the 2320 to fall between the 2305 and the 2520, just by logic, if nothing else.

Patience with getting more information on a new model that some dealers are not privy to yet, IMO.

 

[73jeep]

In the same "200cx loader manuals section", scroll down to the "accessing front of tractor(2210,2305,2320,2520)". It has a good picture of the front of a 2320. Looks just like the 2520, I'm just making sure you guys have seen it!!

 

[bglombowski]

Thanks 73jeep. I did not see that pic. I did see a different pic that showed only about as much. I realize it will look like the 2520, which most of us have seen pics and specs for, but I'm still hoping all the super-sleuths out there will find more info.

 

[73jeep]

ME TOO! I keep checking this forum with anticipation that somebody out there will release 2320 specs or a manual. I've heard talk of this "2000/twenty-series" for many, many months, and it's now September, and I'm starving for details and info. It can't be much longer before the release date.

 

[bglombowski]

As far as I know, the "show" in October(?) for the Deere dealers is when the details will be known. I won't be ready to buy until Spring anyway, so for me, the hunt for info is out of curiosity, not necessity.

Soooo.... does anyone know anything more?

....anyone?

 

[sklunk]

I'M AN IDIOT !!

Now that I got that off my chest -- When the 2305 site first went up you could click on "Compare" and one of the options to compare it to was the 2320, but I didn't save the comparison !! Of course someone at Deere figured out the problem and pulled it off the site the very next day. Sorry !!


Scott

 

[megotatractor]

show's in November, what I heard...

 

[bglombowski]

I was at the local dealer yesterday. He said there's a show in October and another in November. I didn't ask why there's two shows. Maybe one is Deere exclusive and the other is more broad and includes other manufacturers, like a trade show. He certainly knew what I saying when I mentioned the 2320 and the 2520. It was as if he was withholding information. Couldn't get anything out of him. That's fine with me for now. Like I said before, it looks like the 2320 will be my choice. That is, of course, as long as it's not too much more than the 2305.

 

[hobbyfarm]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I'M AN IDIOT !!)</font>

Welcome to TBN, you'll fit right in... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Dutch445]

Keep in mind, in the current models,
the 4110 was at least $2,000 more than the
2210 was, (hydro). I would expect similar
price varainces with the new models. Any
2020 series tractor (not 2305) would be considered
a full featured tractor, not like the 05/90 series advantage
series tractors. This would probably mean folding ROPS, etc.
Again, all speculation now.. but I don't think you will see a big
difference in the 2320 or 2520 in size,, probably just HP changes.
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[hobbyfarm]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( ...I don't think you will see a big
difference in the 2320 or 2520 in size,, probably just HP changes.)</font>
Dutch445,
I did notice on the earlier series small frames that the wheelbase does pretty much stay the same length.