Recent content by mocassincreekranch

That will work perfect, dont get much cheaper than that. I used a hood off a Landrover Discovery in my younger day.

Slope both sides of the creek and pour concrete in the bottom and sides, and never worry about high water again. Culverts and bridges always wash out in flood events. Here in the hill country, most county roads have low water crossing in leau of bridges. I poured concrete in the bottom of my...

Unplug the water temp sensor harness and see if it will start. My 5210 did the same thing and we found that unplugging this sensor, it will start. Bought a new sensor and never got around to installing the new one.

If your a good welder, that is an easy fix. Extend rod out so you dont damage the seals. Preheat the rod to 400 degrees and weld with a 7018 rod. Protect rod from splatter. Or take it to a welding shop. That rod should be $1069 dollars from Deere, I just bought one back in the summer for a...

Look into the cover from a John Deere 5210, it should fit.

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I bought my plate, a 4x10 from a water utilities contractor that was using them to cover the hole they had dug up in the road.

I have 3 John Deere tractors and a 5220 which is close to your 5320 and none of these tractors have brake lights. 2002 serial number 230001 thru 2003 serial number 330001 thru 2004 serial number 430001

After finding a set of fork at the local auction,I had to build myself a set of quick-attach forks. Forks $100.00 Metal:mad: $150.00