JohnnyD2320
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Hi, We have the 2320 and currently there is about 140 hours on the machine.
We have been using if for mowing, backhoe work and box blade work since it was purchased as well as loader snow removal. I am amazed at how well built the unit is and how easy it is to remove the backhoe, deck and loader. The 3 pt attachments are another matter, but I see attachments to make that easier as well.
One of the things that drew my Dad and I to this machine was that it had better ground clearance than the 2305 and the fact that you can have the MMM deck off and backhoe on in about 10 minutes. Faster if you really practiced or needed to. As stated above you do not need to remove the MMM subframe to put the backhoe on.
It was mentioned that the hydraulics are slow on the loader. I have noticed that mine seem to be slower than they where, or so it seems. I did everything at and idle in the begining and now kick her up a bit to git-r-done. Even a slight increase in the RPM's gives you a much more responsive bucket. I am continually amazed at the projects that can be accomplished with the right equipment. Whatever you decide, I do not think you will be dissapointed with the 2320. With 140 hours since January, I cannot find anything wrong with this machine.
We have been using if for mowing, backhoe work and box blade work since it was purchased as well as loader snow removal. I am amazed at how well built the unit is and how easy it is to remove the backhoe, deck and loader. The 3 pt attachments are another matter, but I see attachments to make that easier as well.
One of the things that drew my Dad and I to this machine was that it had better ground clearance than the 2305 and the fact that you can have the MMM deck off and backhoe on in about 10 minutes. Faster if you really practiced or needed to. As stated above you do not need to remove the MMM subframe to put the backhoe on.
It was mentioned that the hydraulics are slow on the loader. I have noticed that mine seem to be slower than they where, or so it seems. I did everything at and idle in the begining and now kick her up a bit to git-r-done. Even a slight increase in the RPM's gives you a much more responsive bucket. I am continually amazed at the projects that can be accomplished with the right equipment. Whatever you decide, I do not think you will be dissapointed with the 2320. With 140 hours since January, I cannot find anything wrong with this machine.