Recent content by BigGary

I got a 400X loader with my 4320. Anyone know if JD will come out with a 400CX loader similar to the one on the 110TLB?

I have read the posts about the need for more traction moving snow with a tractor and loader and or back blade. The don't put chains on the front tires because the front end components are not strong enough to handle the added strain of the increased traction school of thought does not add up in...

The wife and I have lived in NewEngland all of our lives and feel that we may be ready to look for a shorter winter season in another part of the country. While we love the southwest we would like to have four seasons and have trees and grass that is green in the summer for our horses. So far...

I removed the 448 hoe from my 4320 this week end and had a tuff time untill I discovered a trick that I don't think is covered in the removal instructions. I went by the book but the lift arms would not lower enough to be able to drive out of the hoe. I tried prying down and they would move down...

We are planning on building a large 20X24 foot room onto our home as a sun room/spa room/bar room for the entertainment of guests and family. We would like to put a spa in and I am researching how to regulate the moisture that is sure to be a large factor. The room will have an open to the roof...

I am going to do this myself because I like to do my own oil changes and such on all of my engines. However I am wondering what you could expect to pay excluding transportation charges for, engine oil and filter, E-hydro trans oil and filter and suggested screen cleaning Ect.?

I am about ready to get the stuff together to do my 50 Hr. service. I would like to use Rotella 15-40 as I use this oil in my Ford pickup. I will stick to John Deer oil if there is a reason to but It would be nice to only need to stock one oil. Any input from a pro would be much appreciated.

I saw an attachment at the Ma. equine affair at the Kobota dealer that I intended to get info on. It was expensive at about $4000 for a six footer but was very heavy duty and looked like it could stand up to the rough treatment that I would expect it to see. It had grade wheels and had a...

I used my MX-6 for the first time this week end. I figured enough leaves had fallen off of the brush to see the hidden stumps and rocks. I had been using a Sears 32cc bruch cutter, you know the kind with a saw blade and handle bars. I was a little aprehensive to start and took it slow and easy...

The first thing that i am attempting to do with my new machine is ti reclaim old pasture that has reverted half way back to forest. The largest brush/trees are about 4-5 inches in size and the four in one bucket can rip them out roots and all with a little rocking action while applying up...

When I bought my 4320 I had the dealer install the rear facing lights because they looked OK in the pictures. Now that I got the machine I would like to do two things with these lights.One is to move tham higher up on the ROP where thay will do more good and second is to add two more facing...

I took delivery last Tues. of; JD 4320 w/E-hydro four way loader buckt, 448 back hoe and a MX6 cutter. $38,500 First impressions, the tractor is a pleasure to operate and seems to have power to spare. The 448 has exceeded my expectations as far as power to dig difficult oak stumps and to roll...