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lincolnvt · 05-15-2008, 02:43 PM

I would go with the 2520 for that size property. The hydraulics are better and there is more ground clearance. Also - a few extra hp at the pto will help with tiller, brush hog etc. I love my 2520 and with the tires set wide and tightening the three point sway bars I don't have any major issues. It does rub from time to time if it is high up and the tractor is tilting to one side. The 2320 is a great tractor too - but I am coming from my own experience and research with my 2520.

Cheers,
Brad

05-15-2008, 02:43 PM	#2 (permalink)
lincolnvt Silver Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Lincoln, VT Posts: 164	Re: JD 2320 vs 2520 and tiller question. I would go with the 2520 for that size property. The hydraulics are better and there is more ground clearance. Also - a few extra hp at the pto will help with tiller, brush hog etc. I love my 2520 and with the tires set wide and tightening the three point sway bars I don't have any major issues. It does rub from time to time if it is high up and the tractor is tilting to one side. The 2320 is a great tractor too - but I am coming from my own experience and research with my 2520. Cheers, Brad __________________ 2007 JD 2520 R4 Loaded / 200cx -61" HD Bucket with tooth bar / Frontier RC 1048 Cutter / Frontier LR 1072 / iMatch