4200 hst/420ldr

[LazyK]

I'm a newbee on the site. Good on all players for bringing some intelligent
information exchange to us tractor owners and potentials. My ?? to you-all is: Does any 4200 owner have a mid-point qwik-conex hyd coupler bracket for loader or other configured with a 1x4 horizontal set-up? The JD manual shows a 2over2 quad bracket specific to the 4200. Do I have a bastard bracket boner that gets scuffed on a full lock right turn or is this set-up just a design anomaly unique to my critter. Mayhaps this is a job for DEALERMAN.
Appreciate any news on 4200's from owners. 180 hrs on the clock and I'm an enthusiastic advocate of the CUT/JD/4200. I work this puppy to a pant. Lazy K Stables, Gig Harbor, WA I'm off.

Chip Kelly-LazyK

 

[bafusemox]

Lazy K...I'm a newmember also from Wash. I'm analyzing the Deere 41, 42, 4300 models for my garden work . Appreciate comments on the 4200 specifically cuz that's what I can afford aftr a sale of my 1050 with a 75 loader

 

[knull]

My 2000 model has the 1x4 design.

I'm a newbee on the site. Good on all players for bringing some intelligent
information exchange to us tractor owners and potentials. My ?? to you-all is: Does any 4200 owner have a mid-point qwik-conex hyd coupler bracket for loader or other configured with a 1x4 horizontal set-up? The JD manual shows a 2over2 quad bracket specific to the 4200. Do I have a bastard bracket boner that gets scuffed on a full lock right turn or is this set-up just a design anomaly unique to my critter. Mayhaps this is a job for DEALERMAN.
Appreciate any news on 4200's from owners. 180 hrs on the clock and I'm an enthusiastic advocate of the CUT/JD/4200. I work this puppy to a pant. Lazy K Stables, Gig Harbor, WA I'm off.

Chip Kelly-LazyK