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After a few months of research with a lot of help on here I placed an order yesterday for a 3120 that will be here in a few weeks. For attachments I went with a 72" 7-iron MMM, 300CX loader and 366 frame mounted front blade for snow removal. Was going to go for a boom mounted Frontier blade but changed my mind on the last day. Was concerned about putting all that stress on the loader and thought best put it on the frame of the tractor should I ever hit something hard and frozen. Sounds like this blade will be much better for dirt work as well. Will look for a box blade later, appears to be much cheaper to find one other than John Deere's Frontier models. I'm told this is only the beginning and will likely spend much more on attachments in the future! Looking forward to a new green machine on my 80 acres!
My advice to anyone buying would be to get a quote from three different dealers. I was amazed at the price difference! As much as $3,000 cdn.
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Westminster, MD
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Great
I think you will be much happier with the frame mounted blade vs. the loader mounted one.
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JD 4110HST FEL, 60" MMM, 60" Rear Blade, Ballast Box, Imatch, #380 Snow Plow, FEL Forks, Goossen 3PH Chipper/Shredder, and much more "stuff" |
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Thanks Kenny and JD. I hope I made the right choices for my yard work. Eventually a gang mower may be needed for my runway. And a rear blade, and a receiver hitch for my trailer, and a, and a.
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JD3120, R3's, FEL, 72MMM, 366 Front Blade, Box Blade, Ballast Box, imatch, 58" Tiller, LR. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Congratulations on your purchase decision. Hope your "few weeks" doesn't turn into three months like mine - but the wait was well worth it.
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2008 JD 3320 eHydro, 300CX FEL, 447 BH, 72" 7-Iron 1990's Honda 6522 - 60" Power Angle Dozer Blade 2006 Craftsman GS 6500 - 54" Deck |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: West Bloomfield, NY
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Hope your D-day comes sooner rather than later--and work on your to do list--I forget the list as soon as I hop on and start having fun err working!
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Southern Worcester County, MA
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A line out of a classic song comes to mind "The waiting is the hardest part". billyvan congrats on the purchase, remember to post some delivery day pics!
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DreaminGreen NEVER say "Hey watch this"! ![]() 3520, 300cx Loader, Frontier 61" 4in1 bucket, 61" utility bucket,447BH, Frontier 2060BB |
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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BillyVan; i agree with KennyD, from personal experience and my gouged asphalt driveway! I did not have any issues with the frame mounted blade on my 4100! I am looking to fix that issue soon!
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