Dealer Dealer took away the 3320 today (sniff sniff.. ;)

[orlo]

Well, the dealer picked up my 3320 today (Canopy, Cruise, extra front rear lights, Power beyond, etc.). They hopefully will deliver my 3720 cab next weekend so I can mow, etc. I also have a ton of storm cleanup (downed trees, etc. to cleanup. Now I can't wait. My 3720 is actually all ready except for swapping the loader and 72" MMM mounts from my 3320. I'm getting Cruise, Electric Diverter Valves, Power Beyond, Radio, JD's 72" grapple (With hoses for the 3rd SCV function, etc. I'm also getting a SC-25 Shaver Stump grinder (That's why I wanted the Diverter valves...)

I can't wait. It's weird not having my tractor here.

 

[MajMac392]

Orlo, How old was your 3320 and how many hours were on it? Can you tell me who the dealer was? Thanks.

 

[JasonMac]

You won't feel this way for long. Once you get the New 3720, you will be very happy. Much better Machine, with the absolute comfort of the Cab in any weather. I guarantee you won't miss the other machine very much.

 

[orlo]

Orlo, How old was your 3320 and how many hours were on it? Can you tell me who the dealer was? Thanks.

I got it late last Summer so maybe 9 months old. Had I think 52 hours on it.
Somebody will be real happy with it. The light setup is great. Two front lights
off of the canopy light up everything. Illuminate the loader all the way up. The Two rears throw a lot of light also.

Harvest Equipment out of Newport, VT picked it up.

 

[kude]

Orlo,

You will appreciate the year round comfort of the cab. I find myself doing more with my 3520. The dust, heat, rain and cold of the past are not a problem anymore. Yes, you can get some things done on a rainy day.

If you're getting the same grapple I got from John Deere, you'll need to check all the bolts on the grapple for tightness, they tend to loosen up when the used a lot.

You'll also like the extra power of the turbo.

I guess you'll be ready for bear now.

Does the divertor plug into the rear hydraulic couplings and does it has a dash switch? I would love to get a stump grinder, we'll see on that one.

 

[orlo]

I got the electric diverters so they are dash mounted switches. So I can have the FEL and Stump grinder both mounted and can operate either one by flicking a switch. The diverters weren't cheap, but I figured I'm already spending a boatload so why not go all the way. I also figure if I ever want the top and tilt they'll be just about a necessity. I never liked the idea of disconnecting the FEL hoses to run rear implements.

Thanks for the tip on the grapple.

I'm looking forward to the grinder. I've got a ton of stumps. I got the DVD from Shaver and it looks very impressive.