New 3320

[Nitro-Fish]

Well, I have put 11 hours on the new 3320 in the last few days, so far, so good. The Power Reverser takes some getting used to; I still find myself using the clutch and reaching for the shifter for changing from forward to reverse (must be missing the 790!). Tractor has more ground clearance & more lift capacity, both a plus, but the 300CX loader is not as easy to see through as the 419 was, I'm sure with seat time I'll get used to that too. The thing seems a little light in the rear, even with loaded tires; the dealer used methanol/water, I think I'm going to change to the Rim Guard like I had in the 790 as it should net more weight per gallon. I'll try to get some pictures up soon.

 

[RoyJackson]

Glad it's working out for you! I'd really like the reverser transmission, but I'm not too enthusiastic about going into debt again.
Well, don't forget to update your signature and good luck with the 3320!!

 

[Nitro-Fish]

Here are a few quick pictures, I'll try to get more when its cleaned up.

 

[foggy1111]

NICE Tractor!! Man...there are lotsa days I sure would like owning that tranny too (or a hydro). Did you have trouble deciding between the e hydro and the power reverser?? That QD bucket would be another nice feature.

Like Roy.....I am just a little too tight to justify the extra dough. (but I am weakening :laughing: )

 

[jenkinsph]

NitroFish,
Nice rig that is a good step up.:thumbsup:

I guess you are a Bass fisherman too?

 

[WH401]

Nice tractor. I too find myself changing direction with the clutch instead of letting the machine do it. I'm just too used to the tractors I grew up with.

 

[Cidertom]

After a long weekend of tractor work, I have caught myself trying to use the turn signal to put my 4-runner in reverse.

Once you get used to it, it is very nice.

I don't think you will see enough difference between the rim-gard and the alcohol water to justify the expense. The larger capacity FEL needs a lot more ballast.

Nice tractor, before I added the 2305 to the stable, I often wished for the smaller frame of the 3x20.

have fun, stay safe.

 

[KennK]

PLEASE make sure you put that ROPS up and put the seat belt on before using the tractor. A folded-down ROPS can't protect you if you roll over ... and roll-overs don't give much (any) forewarning.

I speak from experience. I kept my ROPS up, but tended not to belt myself in ... until one winter when a back wheel dropped into a hole. I was lucky in that it didn't flip, but it could have been real bad.

 

[Wesdor]

I second Kenny's caution about ROPS and seat belt. You never know when the unexpected will happen and it is best to have the safety built into the tractor working on your side. I won't quote what my son said to me, since it wasn't very nice - but true anyway.

Regarding the Power Reverser. I know what you mean about wanting to shift into reverse, but once you get a few more hours of seat time you will really appreciate the ease of getting to reverse.

Nice looking tractor.

 

[Nuru]

Yeah, tractors tend to go over kind of deceptively quick. I run my MMM on all the time in the hope it will help slow it down a little if I get the unit in some weird, dangerous scenario - running fast over a badly graded portion of my lawn.