Karl2
Gold Member
Dose a JD 3320 have split brakes? They are are great help if you have them. Also if your 3320 is new I'd check the owners manual to see what it says about chains. Some configurations of some tractors are so compact that chains on the front can strike the loader arms when the wheels are at full turn and the arms are down. Also check the manual about the front weights. Normally you don't put weights on the front at the same time you have a loader mounted. Might be alright if the plow is light enough as your not lifting full buckets of gravel while plowing snow but check the permissible load on the front axle and tires to see if your exceeding it.
I think he has a front-mounted blower, I could be wrong though. In any case it's nearly impossible to turn more than a few degrees while using a heavy blower in float mode, even a rear blower, unless the skid shoes are fully extented.