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Inspector507 · Aug 23, 2005

Looks like a clone of the Yanmar EF227H spec for spec.

megotatractor · Aug 23, 2005

Hmm, individual wheel brakes, cruise (for you who are lazy), suspended seat?? same old idiot-proof glow plugs probably... 26 hp, ... a bit too big for my needs...Still happy with my 2210.

73jeep · Aug 24, 2005

Will JD make a 2720 model? There's a gap in weight but not a very big gap between the 2520 and 3120 in power.
....and just speculation...I'll bet the 2320 has about the same dimensions as the 4110. Maybe it'll get the engine upsized from 61cc to 68cc just like the 2210-2305 redesign did.

rockyridgefarm · Aug 24, 2005

The 3120 with the (same as 2520) 3TNV82A eng. number is listed with 91.5 cu. in. So does this look like the new 2520 will really have a 91.5 cu. in. engine? 

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The model number listed online for the 3120 HAS to be wrong. There is NO WAY that the 3TNV82A would go in that weight size (the old 3TNE82A had more power and was inadequate in the smaller 4210...)

All of the specs match the 3TNV84, which is what the manual lists:

Engine
Manufacturer Yanmar
Model Number (3120) 3TNV84
Model Number (3320) 3TNV88
Model Number (3520) 3TNV84T
Model Number (3720) 3TNV84HT

Type Diesel

Gross Horsepower (3120) 22 kW (29.5 hp)
Gross Horsepower (3320) 24.2 kW (32.4 hp)
Gross Horsepower (3520) 27.7 kW (37.2 hp)
Gross Horsepower (3720) 32.6 kW (43.7 hp)

Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3120 eHydro) 16.4 kW (22 hp)
Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3320 PRT) 19.0 kW (25.5 hp)
Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3320 eHydro) 18.6 kW (25 hp)
Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3520 PRT) 22.7 kW (30.5 hp)
Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3520 eHydro) 22.4 kW (30 hp)
Manufacturer's Estimated PTO Horsepower (3720 eHydro) 26.1 kW (35 hp)

Rated Engine Speed 2600 rpm

Operating Range 1000 - 2810 rpm

Engine Torque @ Rated Speed (3120) 75.4 N·m (55.6 lb-ft)
Maximum Torque @ 1560 rpm (3120) 90.4 N·m (66.7 lb-ft)
Engine Torque @ Rated Speed (3320) 83.5 N·m (61.6 lb-ft)
Maximum Torque @ 1560 rpm (3320) 100.2 N·m (73.9 lb-ft)
Engine Torque @ Rated Speed (3520) 96.4 N·m (71.1 lb-ft)
Maximum Torque @ 1560 rpm (3520) 115.8 N·m (85.4 lb-ft)
Engine Torque @ Rated Speed (3720) 114.3 N·m (84.3 lb-ft)
Maximum Torque @ 1560 rpm (3720) 137.1 N·m (101.1 lb-ft)

Displacement (3120, 3520, and 3720) 1.5 L (91.5 cu in.)
Displacement (3320) 1.64 L (100.1 cu in.)

Cylinders 3

Bore and Stroke (3120, 3520, and 3720) 84 x 90 mm (3.3 x 3.54 in.)
Bore and Stroke (3320) 88 x 90 mm (3.46 x 3.54 in.)

Compression Ratio 18.5:1

hobbyfarm · Aug 24, 2005

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rockyridgefarm · Aug 24, 2005

(
Looks like a clone of the Yanmar EF227H spec for spec. )

Hey, the Yanny is available in a cab version! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

Dutch445 · Aug 24, 2005

Good work again Mike!

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hobbyfarm · Aug 24, 2005

( I do like the fatter rear tires...14x17.5 compared to the 4115's 12x16.5s. )

Bigger meats - more traction, more flotation!

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bglombowski · Aug 30, 2005

Hello all,
Not sure where to post this, being new and all, but does anyone have specs/pics on the JD2320? I like the 2305, but may be interested in a bigger frame like the 2520.