Any 3320's WITHOUT problems?

swines · Aug 8, 2007

I've had my 3320 for about 9 months, and I am THRILLED with it. It's far, far, better than either of my previous tractors. I've used it with rotary mower, bucket, rear blade, box blade, forks, and a middle buster. Have never run out of power (the Load Match is unbelievable). And I've only had two problems: A) I don't get to use it enough. B.) the loader needed adjustment at 35 hours - that took all of 10 minutes.

So, there you go...another sad tale of my "problems" with my 3320.

Killer_B · Aug 8, 2007

Thanks for all the replies. I did order one of these on 8-6-07. It will be the 3320 with turf tires, CX loader, 72"MMM, Frontier front angle blade (goes in place of the bucket and used for snow plowing), telescoping lower links, rear work light, auto cruise, nicer grill guard. All for a measly $25,000.00, which is $26,500.00 OTD in Michigan.

They had to order it, and said it would take three weeks. Does that sound right?

Thanks again,

Nick

thebigc · Aug 10, 2007

After a year and a half and 200 hours of owning the much maligned 3120 (LOL), I'm happy to report zero issues.

Good choice opting for the deluxe hood guard. Money well spent, IMO.

Killer_B · Aug 10, 2007

"After a year and a half and 200 hours of owning the much maligned 3120 (LOL)"

I noticed that. I also noticed that the unfavorable reviews seem to come from people who don't actually own them.

My biggest regret so far is not taking into account the 3 weeks it takes to get a tractor. I have sold my Kubota, and am now push mowing one hour a night trying to stay ahead of my grass.

RANGERBOATS · Aug 10, 2007

my 2006 3320 has 410 hard hrs and no problems..

thebigc · Aug 11, 2007

Killer_B said:
"After a year and a half and 200 hours of owning the much maligned 3120 (LOL)"

I noticed that. I also noticed that the unfavorable reviews seem to come from people who don't actually own them.

My biggest regret so far is not taking into account the 3 weeks it takes to get a tractor. I have sold my Kubota, and am now push mowing one hour a night trying to stay ahead of my grass.

And those are 200 TLB hours, too.

I'll usually run out of traction before I run out of power. About the only knock on my 3120 is that it takes awhile to get up to speed in the 3rd HST range with the loader and backhoe but that's really a non-issue for me. If I want to go for a spin, I'll park the JD and hop on the Heritage.

BloomingtonMike · Aug 11, 2007

3320 and 200 hours and zero problems. The 300X FEl, MMM, and jcmseven's 72" snow plow have divided up most the work. I have six acres here to work with and do not wish at all for any smaller of a machine at all!

Killer_B · Aug 12, 2007

"If I want to go for a spin, I'll park the JD and hop on the Heritage."

I hear it takes a while to get those things up to speed as well

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spryde · Aug 17, 2007

3320 with 60.1 hours of digging, brush cutting, and box-blading in the last 3 months. The speed sensor is causing Error Code 6 to flash. I need to take it to the dealer for that. And my uncle says it is running rich but everyone else thinks he is crazy.

Now I have broke the pin that holds the brush guard upright after backing up and having a 5" tree lodge between it and the grill.

I am amazed how well it has held up despite what I have done with it

SP

Funkster · Aug 21, 2007

I bought one of the first 3120's against my better judgement (first year machine), but I've put on 340 trouble free hours. I've added the front and double rear work lights, air seat, Umbrella, 3rd remote, and bought the 300CX with HD bucket and HD grille guard. This has been my right hand man. I do agree about the issue with the loader valve and wanting to do 2 things at once, but other than that what an awesome built tractor. It is soo easy on fuel and comfortable to drive. It's done anything from tearing down a house to running my 10"X 66ft auger. My only thing was when I ordered it was that I couldn't justify the extra cost between the 3120 and the 3320 when the 2 tractors are identical other than 3hp. That can be easily fixed, but I've found no need. The load match more than makes up for this. To no offense to any 4000 series owners, this is by far leaps and bounds over those model tractors with better dependability. You won't regret your decision.

-Funkster-