3310 syncro OK?

[Regal]

I am going to look at a 3310 with near 500 hours on it. It's an 03 and looks to be in real good condition. Has 72" mmm and they are asking $10500. My concern is, I 'm used to hydro. This tractor has syncro. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to shift on the fly. My grass grows very unevenly and I like to sail over the low areas and slow down for the heavy ones. Years ago I had a small Kubota with standard trans and got along fine. The dealer is telling me on the phone that it may not be the best choice for me cuz I'm used to the hydro. He says that I may be able to up shift ok but will need to almost stop in order to down shift. IS THIS TRUE? With the shift lever location on the 3310 I wonder if he is right. However, I'm not talking about down shifting like you would in a car.
Also, are they in the ball park for price? I searched this forum and found it to be close.
Thanks for any advise and opinions on the shifting.
Rick

[shot_gun]

Is it a 4310?

[Regal]

Yep, and it looks like it's too late to edit it now. The dealer called back after operating the tractor today and says that it works fine. He was thinking about shifting between ranges--- High, Medium and Low. Same as with a hydro unit. Am looking forward to checking it out Saturday. Hope I can do beter than the $10500 they are asking.
Does the 4310 come with power steering? Are there any special points of intrest I should pay attention to?

[kennyd]

Power steering is standard...

[radman1]

A synchro shift will let you shift between gears but not ranges. Can clutch and shift on the go between gears. Will need to stop completely before you can shift between ranges. That is how it works on my JD 5300.