I bought it: JD 3320
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kennyd
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That is a awesome looking machine you have there!
jbrumberg
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Beavis:
Congratulations on your new tractor! Use it safely and well- Jay
Congratulations on your new tractor
! Use it safely and well- Jay 
Kyle_in_Tex
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Congrats!
Oh how I remember the day when my new tractor arrived...
Looks like you might want to fold down your ROPS if you put it in the garage.
Be safe and enjoy.
Oh how I remember the day when my new tractor arrived...
Looks like you might want to fold down your ROPS if you put it in the garage.
Be safe and enjoy.
tony123
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BEAUTIFUL!
I spent 5 hours mowing yesterday and another 5 hours today. It handles the 6ft. mower wonderfully; I'm so glad that I didn't go with the 5ft. which was my first thought. After I finish mowing all 24 acres, I will start to play with the front loader and see how well it works when I try to level out some terraces.
I'm loving it !
I'm loving it !
Double Orange
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Beavis, Very nice set up!! Do you cut in low or med. approx what speed.
Double Orange said:
My current project includes 24 acres of wheat stubble (future yard) that is full of sunflowers and other weeds. I'm mowing in "mid range" with the mower set very low, and clipping along at 3.5 to 5.0 mph depending on the thickness.
ae_ted
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What is the HP? I looked on JOHN DEERE 3320 For Sale at TractorHouse.com and saw 2007 listings for anywhere from 25 to 34 hp. Just curious. That is a fine looking machine. Be careful and keep us posted with your projects and how much fun you have with it.
kennyd
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JayC
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ae_ted said:
3320 has 32.5 hp and the PTO power is roughly 25 hp.
Beavis, that is an awesome looking machine you have!
sandman2234
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Looks embedded.
Also looks like he better not forget to lower that ROPS before going into the garage or he will have some tall explaining to do to the boss.
David from jax
Also looks like he better not forget to lower that ROPS before going into the garage or he will have some tall explaining to do to the boss.
David from jax
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Congratulations! At this pont I think the 3320 will be my next tractor, hopefully.
crbr said:
It is embedded into the brick. ( our local concrete supply place makes them )
The ROPS has been left down (and will be) until our Morton Building is complete and the tractor stays there. I can just see me trying to hurry and put it in the garage after a long day, and forget to fold it down.
sweeter
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Great looking machine...make sure when you have the rops foldes down you put the pins in. I was in a hurry one day and didn't lock it in the folded position and I had a landscape rake on and when I lifted the rake all the way up it slammed the rake into my power around unit and damaged it. I do a lot of dumb stuff like that. Take care and be safe.
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