Club4310 redux

[rockyridgefarm]

OHHH that shop is nice, and an hpx is not too shabby...

That is the first I have heard about the fiberglass.

I have a weeping front seal from a fight with baling twine. I know I need to get into that...

Sure are some nice friends around here...

 

[rockyridgefarm]

Mike, I forgot, when you get to 4310, you need to change your screen name to leave it there.

I thought that, but I dunno... I know _Rat_ used to be someone else, but he is from California...

 

[Bob_Skurka]

Hey Bob what exactly IS that thing in your pic?

Who said anything about this thread really being about my 4310th post anyway?!!!

Mike, that THING is my antique Swedish snow tractor. I imported it from England, where it was used as a bog tractor. It actually didn't see too much snow as it spent the majority of its life in the very southern part of England. That photo show it on top of a mountain in the Scottish Highlands.

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

I thought that, but I dunno... I know _Rat_ used to be someone else, but he is from California...

Howabout "El 4310 Presidente" or "El Norteno" or "Wish I had a Margarita Mike"

You COULD be "Okie Rat"

At least yellow seats don't burn your arse in the 103 degree heat!

 

[rockyridgefarm]

THIS IS POST 4310
I want to thank all of you great guys and gals who have helped make life in the country so enjoyable. I came to this site looking for help with my little Yanmar 186D tractor. Learned so much and upgraded to my 4310 (almost was a 'Bota 4330, or NH TC35D, oh the agony!)

I have had folks go out of their way to dig up and send service info, put up with my wisecracks (the snowtrac is cool bob, when can I drive it?) It only takes seconds to solve some of the craziest (and dumbest) problems here. Wha a place!

Keep up the good work have fun and God Bless!

 

[JerryG]

THIS IS POST 4310
I want to thank all of you great guys and gals who have helped make life in the country so enjoyable. I came to this site looking for help with my little Yanmar 186D tractor. Learned so much and upgraded to my 4310 (almost was a 'Bota 4330, or NH TC35D, oh the agony!)

I have had folks go out of their way to dig up and send service info, put up with my wisecracks (the snowtrac is cool bob, when can I drive it?) It only takes seconds to solve some of the craziest (and dumbest) problems here. Wha a place!

Keep up the good work have fun and God Bless!

Congratulations Mike. You did it.

 

[rockyridgefarm]

Ok now back to the real question. How is your tractor after the shiny new wears off. And Jerry, you aren't off the hook, how is that turbo? Huffers are kinda new dor Green CUTS what's it like on a red one?

 

[dmp437]

Anyway, what are the top things that you now like about the 10 series machines?

Excellent topic! I killed some time last week at the county fair looking over a 3320, sitting on it, opening it up, etc. I was left with the feeling "Thank goodness for the 4310 at home in the barn!"
Features I like about my 4310: It was cheaper, (no Tier 2 engine); fender controls within easy reach; dual lights on the ROPS (red & yellow), better fuel filler location (not part of the I.P.), rear hinged hood with removable front & side panels.....and that's off the top of my head.

What keeps you from 'upgrading'?

The main thing, apart from my list above, is the fact that I've "made it mine" with things like the vertical exhaust kit, extra lights front & rear, engine & transmission heaters, the trailer plug kit (to run a 12VDC sprayer), cruise control upgrade, and the PowerBeyond. To get another tractor would be to start over.
However, ADDING another tractor, that's a different story. There was this new 6415 MFWD at the Fair for $49,500.........

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Mike, I guess everyone else has traded up????

 

[KTD]

My 4310 has just had it's second birthday. Wouldn't even dream of trading it. It's a well-engineered piece of equipment. This evening I put on the FEL and BH to do some yard work. What a breeze putting these implements on!

Hopefully, I'll be in the 4310 club for many years.