coglesby
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- Sylvania (Southeast) Georgia.
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- 2009 John Deere 3520 Deluxe Cab
My New 3520 with Cab
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survriggs
Silver Member
Very nice setup. It's something to be proud of.
Johndeere3720
Padawan Tractor Learner, Advertiser
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very nice.
jinman
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Clint, you'll eventually have to accept that you are gonna have to get it dirty, but in the meantime, you can polish it and stand back with your arms folded in satisfaction and just say, "Wow!"
I love it. What a pretty tractor and nice comfy cab.
I love it. What a pretty tractor and nice comfy cab.
DK35vince
Super Member
Very nice.
I think my next tractor (if there is a next tractor) is going to have a cab.
Sure looks comfortable. Congratulations.
I think my next tractor (if there is a next tractor) is going to have a cab.
Sure looks comfortable. Congratulations.
dave1949
Super Star Member
Good looking tractor. I see the brush guard is actually worthy of the name.
Dave.
Dave.
WayneB
Elite Member
Nice tractor! Now get it out and get it dirty!
tugboat-2
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- Many over the years, + '05 JD-4410 TLB, but quite proud of my big green "Rolls": AKA: 2006 JD-3520 Cab, HST, Tunes & 2-way tiltmeter, Cobra communications and 6" (x2) rear wheel spacers for a lot less pucker-factor!!
Very nice Clint,...and by the way, a warm WELCOME ABOARD to you!! Your photos bring back the memories of my identical 3520-Cab, ....when it was brand new at Christmas 2006,...and it still looks just as fantastic with 950 hours of hard, dirty work.
I too have the "Deluxe-Hood-Guard" with side wings etc. Unfortunately there is one very vulnerable area not protected. That is the area just below the screen, I don't know why they did not screen that as well. Picking up a load of brush I had a stick poke my grill-screen and bent it in but didn't hurt anything.
One of the other guys,...(I think under "attachments" perhaps?) he added another good piece to the front to cover that spot. I intend to do the same. I also added 6 inch wheel spacers to each side rear for an additional "foot" of width. I work a lot of slopes of 15 to 25 degrees and feel much better with the width and the liquid ballast in the tires.
You have every right to sit back and be proud of that beauty! I still wear a proud smile in the heat of summer or the bitter cold of winter. I still think of mine as the Rolls Royce of my small fleet!
CONGRATULATIONS and good luck with it !!!
CHEERS!
. . tug
I too have the "Deluxe-Hood-Guard" with side wings etc. Unfortunately there is one very vulnerable area not protected. That is the area just below the screen, I don't know why they did not screen that as well. Picking up a load of brush I had a stick poke my grill-screen and bent it in but didn't hurt anything.
One of the other guys,...(I think under "attachments" perhaps?) he added another good piece to the front to cover that spot. I intend to do the same. I also added 6 inch wheel spacers to each side rear for an additional "foot" of width. I work a lot of slopes of 15 to 25 degrees and feel much better with the width and the liquid ballast in the tires.
You have every right to sit back and be proud of that beauty! I still wear a proud smile in the heat of summer or the bitter cold of winter. I still think of mine as the Rolls Royce of my small fleet!
CONGRATULATIONS and good luck with it !!!
CHEERS!
. . tug
