New 3320 pics

[GreatWhitehunter]

Rob, could you post a pic with the thumb folded up?

Matt

 

[Rob-D]

Rob, could you post a pic with the thumb folded up?

Matt

You bet Matt. I'll try to get to it later today (Sunday) or tomorrow.

Rob

 

[North585]

Congrats Rob. What a great set up!

I too have a 2720, with about 100 hours on it. My biggest frustration, and really the only one I have, is the limited ability of the forks to lift what I need to move around. Have you noticed the increased FEL capacity on the 3320 vs the 2720, and will it allow you to do much more lifting? I know I should have done more homework before purchasing the 2720 to have better understood the lifting abilities. As they say...live and learn.

Any thoughts you have would be appreciated....Keith

 

[Rob-D]

Congrats Rob. What a great set up!

I too have a 2720, with about 100 hours on it. My biggest frustration, and really the only one I have, is the limited ability of the forks to lift what I need to move around. Have you noticed the increased FEL capacity on the 3320 vs the 2720, and will it allow you to do much more lifting? I know I should have done more homework before purchasing the 2720 to have better understood the lifting abilities. As they say...live and learn.

Any thoughts you have would be appreciated....Keith

Hi Keith,

I have not tried the forks yet. The loader itself seems to have much more power. I will try the forks later today (Monday) with different loads and give you an update. My biggest compalints with the two series was lifting and BH digging power.
The 3320 is a relatively larger tractor with 1,000 lbs over the 2720 and about 1300 over the 2320. The thing is that the 2x20 tractors all have the same lifting power. The 2720 is more powerful on the 3 point and can work bigger implements though.
In my view, after owning both series, the 3320 is a lot more tractor for not the much cost over the 2720. Don't feel bad I made the same mistake with the 2720. It's a nice tractor but the 3x20 series is where I should have started but it takes time to see what a tractor can do and that takes hands on experience. I know a lot more about tractors than I did 5 or 6 years ago.

Rob

 

[JimmyDee]

Great looking machine, Rob!!
I really like the 3320's. If I could have come up with the cash for a new machine a couple years ago, I'd of have a 3320 with power-reverser.

Hello Roy,
Just a quick question, you said that you would prefer a 3320 with power-reverser. I just sold a 4520 with a power-reverser and was thinking about a 4720 with Hydro. Never had a problem with the power-reverser, just curious why you would prefer the P/R.
Have a great day!
Jim

 

[Rob-D]

Rob, could you post a pic with the thumb folded up?

Matt

Here's a home pic and a max pic (closest to the bucket)

 

[Rob-D]

Congrats Rob. What a great set up!

I too have a 2720, with about 100 hours on it. My biggest frustration, and really the only one I have, is the limited ability of the forks to lift what I need to move around. Have you noticed the increased FEL capacity on the 3320 vs the 2720, and will it allow you to do much more lifting? I know I should have done more homework before purchasing the 2720 to have better understood the lifting abilities. As they say...live and learn.

Any thoughts you have would be appreciated....Keith

OK, tonight I got to really push the 3320. I had some brush that I wanted to push in the woods that I could only move so far with the 2720. The 3320 did it with ease. Lifted rocks and stumps thae 2720 couldn't budge.
The BH makes easy work of even large rocks and digs holes in my hardpan like it was sand.
I'm a happy camper!

Rob

 

[rekees4300]

Here's a home pic and a max pic (closest to the bucket)

Paint some eyes on the sides of the bucket. Would look like a T-Rex! :thumbsup:

 

[Rob-D]

Paint some eyes on the sides of the bucket. Would look like a T-Rex! :thumbsup:

You had to say that!

I'll get the paint tomorrow!

Rob

 

[mjncad]

Just don't paint it purple and name it Barney, or whatever that kids' TV dinosaur is called.