Lets see your Deere

[beenthere]

Just picked up my parted out '64 110 from the paint shop. Took a shot of some of the painted parts. Now the fun begins.

 

[YesDeere]

My old 112L. Sweet old 1985. Fired right up for some spring time trim work

 

[YesDeere]

Not mine. My dad sold to a friend of mine. And I just sold it for him because he bought another one from my dad when he upgraded. Deeres passed down the line.

 

[Sterff]

Here's the 4310 with the disc. It just hit 330 hours yesterday.

 

[YesDeere]

Nice 4310!!!! Here's a pic of mine. Stout little things aren't they

 

[RoyJackson]

Nice 4310!!!! Here's a pic of mine. Stout little things aren't they

Both Sterff's and your 4310 are great looking machines...I think the 4300/4310 and 4400/4410 are some of the best compacts Deere ever built...
(Now the safety blurb) But both you guys have your ROPS folded!!! What kind of example is that for the younger and newer TBN fans?

 

[YesDeere]

Well.......... About the rops. If you look close they aren't folded but gone. Previous owner bent them up and removed them. I know. I know. I'll order a replacement. Stupid

 

[RoyJackson]

Well.......... About the rops. If you look close they aren't folded but gone. Previous owner bent them up and removed them. I know. I know. I'll order a replacement. Stupid

How many hours on yours?

 

[YesDeere]

625 trouble free hours

 

[RoyJackson]

625 trouble free hours

So far I've got about 880 hours on my 4400 (pic is in a previous response to this thread)...80 hours are mine, the rest from the previous owner.
Knock on wood, both of our machines and Sterff's (which is practically brand new) will go many many more hours with no problems!
I was at a rental yard a week or so ago. They had an old 4300 that was definitely rode hard and put away wet...had 5000+ hours and still starting like it was new!