hard time deciding 4510 vs 3320

[kennyd]

The only minor problem (i hope is minor) is that the loader seems to have a small hitch in it once in a while when tilting the bucket down, didn't do it when I test drove it of course. It just sort of catches slightly and then continues to go down and only does it about once every 10 times. I used to have a 790 w/ a loader and it did the same thing. I'm going to contact the dealer and see what that could be.

Congratulations on the new tractor!

The "problem" you are experiencing is normal, it is a byproduct of the "regenerative"or "fast dump" function of the loader valve. Do search for the term "regen" for some reading on it...probably when this happened the bucket was empty? In short, just don't push the joystick so far to the left when dumping a empty bucket.

 

[Johndeere3720]

Congrats on the 4510. But we want pictures :thumbsup:

 

[area123]

here's a couple of pics. These are from the dealer, don't have any of my own yet. still love the tractor. It's so much more tractor than my 790. I do like the power reverser but still have some getting used to. I normally hit the clutch when changing directions out of habit. The nicest thing about the tranny is it's fully synchronized unlike the old collar shift. This loader has amazing break out force as well, I can dig a whole bucket of top soil from the creek bottom and it handles a very full bucket great.

the pics aren't showing up so here are the links to flikr.

1021316_huge | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

1021308_huge | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

 

[om21braz]

Congrats, sounds like you got the right machine!

 

[RoyJackson]

Very nice machine, Area123!

 

[jenkinsph]

Looks like a good choice to me, I think you will find this more capable than the smaller newer tractor. Looks well cared for which usually means well serviced too.

 

[Edward. S]

I dont think this tractor has enough power or enough gallons in your sprayer... 110 gallons might take around 2 days to spray all those acres. Maybe look in to a 5000E/M Series. Try getting a trailed sprayer too.