Is a 2320 adequate for my needs?

[Chris2520]

John , i would never get rid of your tractor. unless you plan to replace it.
even if you decide to go smaller. even a 2305 would do most anything around the house. I worked on tractors for 30 years. and never had my own,
til i bought the 2520. I like most people said. there nice but i really dont need it. well after i finaly pulled the trigger as everyone says. I can not see my self without one. And i only have 2 acers and i dont live in the country.
I am finding as we get older. things you use to do by hand. is much nicer when there is a tractor around. i find now when i go to home depot to get bags of concrete , i just through a pallet in the truck. and when i get home. all i have to do is turn a key.... and lifting heavy objects around the house.
and as i have said the backhoe has been a god send. I dont even own a wheel barrow anymore... but a tractor and a good set of pallet forks are almost priceless. You have what i would do if i ever went bigger. a 3000 seris and a 448 hoe. but right now. the 2520 has done everything i need it to do and then some...

Chris.....

 

[putt_putt_green]

John,

Any chance some one near you would be willing to swap a smaller tractor and some cash for your 3720?

 

[unreconstructed]

I have to jump on the same bandwagon as Chris2520. I have logged no telling how many miles with a wheelbarrow, shovel, and pick. At 57, I just can't do it anymore, at least not without massive doses of Ibroprofen. My tractor I consider to be one if not the best purchases I have ever made. If I were like many of my fellow bean counters whose manual labor consists of getting the golf clubs out of the back of the Suburban, then I would not have any need for a wheelbarrow much less a tractor. But that's not me and probably not anyone who reads this site. The tractor will make it possible to extend my time outside working on projects of one type or the other for many years to come I believe.