well Im testin a Kubota BX2660 at the moment and its nice but dont like the fact of the small tires or no skid plate to cover the hydro fan!!! I want to test a JD 2520 or 3320 I live in a wooded area mow about 1acre,want a FEL to take care of the gravel driveway and snow removal,also would like a box blade to spread gravel and dirt around when need!!! I am in the prosses of cutting down another acre of trees next to me and skiddin then my self and seelin for fire wood need a big enough tractor to handle the logs but not over kill on the mowing, What do you guys think is the better choise?? 2520 or 3320???
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Deadman
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2520 does that all for me. Effortless usually.
Make sure to get yourself a drawbar, and lift the heavy end of the logs with the 3pt and then drag them wherever you want. The weight makes it pull HUGE trees!
Make sure to get yourself a drawbar, and lift the heavy end of the logs with the 3pt and then drag them wherever you want. The weight makes it pull HUGE trees!
jdbower
Platinum Member
The 2x20 series is about the right size for me, try to sit in one and a 3x20 series at a dealer and you may discover exactly how large the 3000 series chasses are. Even with the 2520 I need to trim a lot of low hanging branches and mow with the ROPS down, but anything smaller and I doubt I'd have as much fun with the backhoe or be able to do a lot of the fun stuff I've been doing. If I were buying today I'd probably go for the 2720, I can't say that I've ever been short on power with the 2520 but it's a lot easier not to use the extra power than to upgrade when you need it 
sorry I didnt get to reply for a few days been busy.. I tested out a 2520 then the 2320 I settled for the 2320 seems to be a perfect match of motor to tractor (to me anyway) got a 62"mmm, loader,and a back blade... o yea tires are getting loaded too... Picking it up this afternoon... thanks for your imput guys and yes the 3000series are big and to big for my needs
