Heading to the Deere Dealer Friday...

[Martian]

If I'm going the iMatch route do I need the extendable links? I plan on converting everything I have to work with it

Otherwise, everything notes is already on the list (rear work lights, wiper, full hydraulics, etc...).

Thank you all!

Word of advise, you may want to just tell the dealer what you DON'T want on the tractor, it will be a lot faster that way:laughing:

You will have one sweet set of wheels when it's all said and done though!

 

[jenkinsph]

If I'm going the iMatch route do I need the extendable links? I plan on converting everything I have to work with it

Otherwise, everything notes is already on the list (rear work lights, wiper, full hydraulics, etc...).

Thank you all!

It's your call on the telescopic links, I added them to mine and find they are much easier to use on the heavy clevis style implements. All of my implements are IMatch ready except my Gannon boxblade. I will fix it when I have time but the telescopic links really help hitching it up. I like being prepared for either implement setup.

 

[couchsachraga]

Well, I wandered over yesterday and signed the paperwork, then last night received confirmation someone plans on purchasing my Yanmar (I showed it to him on Sunday, great conversation, but that's a whole different story).

So, today I get home to this:



What can I say, my wife is wonderful

I asked her if I get another one when it arrives in late May

Thank you all for your help, and I share a virtual piece of cake with you!

 

[Martian]

Well, I wandered over yesterday and signed the paperwork, then last night received confirmation someone plans on purchasing my Yanmar (I showed it to him on Sunday, great conversation, but that's a whole different story).

So, today I get home to this:



What can I say, my wife is wonderful

I asked her if I get another one when it arrives in late May

Thank you all for your help, and I share a virtual piece of cake with you!

Looks like its moving along! Now the hard part... the wait... That Yanmar is a nice tractor but you will be in shock when you feel the comfort of that new 4520!

Oh, and that looks like one mighty fine cake too:thumbsup:

 

[YesDeere]

Yeah man! Nice cake.

 

[bigbull338]

enjoy that cake an your new tractor.

 

[jenkinsph]

Your wife is a keeper for sure.:thumbsup:


Congratulations on the new tractor too.

 

[Zebrafive]

Your wife is a keeper for sure.:thumbsup:


Congratulations on the new tractor too.

Times Two! What a wife! I'd have a had time cutting up that cake.

 

[couchsachraga]

I am indeed very lucky! She's seen what the other tractor did (and one ton dump), so that helps a lot

FWIW I'll have 7 SCV's -the option appears to be 5 or 7, 6 is not possible:
3 up front (3rd via the new rocker on the joystick)
diverter for the top and tilt - joystick will control that
2 ADDITIONAL SCV's (eH) via rocker switches (I wanted one, but won't complain at 2)

It added a bit more to the cost, but other than a mid PTO I can't imagine any possible option I'll need in the future.

Of course, it does make me consider upgrading my Woods boxblade to a 7' one (72" now) with hydraulic scarifiers... but I think I'll wait a bit for that to the piggy bank to build back up.

 

[jenkinsph]

Having the two for topntilt and two additional rear circuits is ideal for a rearblade as you would need four total. This would allow one for the blade angle and one for the offset function.:thumbsup: