KennedyDiesel
Veteran Member
Where\'s the detail/accuracy in the specs?
Pretty frustrating trying to learn about the Deere via brochures. Whether it is tractor or attachments, the specs are lacking.
Take dimensions for example. There is no decent dimension for width of the machine with various tires. Heck it only lists the various tread patterns avail, not the tire specs.. So how does a guy know how wide the front or rear width is with his tire choice? All the web site lists is the sizes of the standard R1 tires. The only place a guy can even learn that there are 2 R4 tire size options appears to be the "Build your own" section.
Then the web says the 4310 has a smaller engine than the 4410, yet the brochure says they are same.
The web site also says 3120, 3520, and 3720 have the same displacement, yet the 3320 has a larger displacement spec.
Good thing I had a tape rule, and visited multiple dealers before I ordered. I picked up a tidbit here, and a tidbit there helping me to arrive at my decision. Many of the trips and questions could have been avoided had the specs been available and accurate...
Pretty frustrating trying to learn about the Deere via brochures. Whether it is tractor or attachments, the specs are lacking.
Take dimensions for example. There is no decent dimension for width of the machine with various tires. Heck it only lists the various tread patterns avail, not the tire specs.. So how does a guy know how wide the front or rear width is with his tire choice? All the web site lists is the sizes of the standard R1 tires. The only place a guy can even learn that there are 2 R4 tire size options appears to be the "Build your own" section.
Then the web says the 4310 has a smaller engine than the 4410, yet the brochure says they are same.
The web site also says 3120, 3520, and 3720 have the same displacement, yet the 3320 has a larger displacement spec.
Good thing I had a tape rule, and visited multiple dealers before I ordered. I picked up a tidbit here, and a tidbit there helping me to arrive at my decision. Many of the trips and questions could have been avoided had the specs been available and accurate...