New 3720 Cab Tractor Photos
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Partsman2
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Sweeeeeeeeetttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Does that thing have a hemi? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Is that a power beyond kit plus a 3rd SCV kit you have on the back or what is the setup you have on the rear remotes?
Nice rig. Sure wish I had a cab! /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Is that a power beyond kit plus a 3rd SCV kit you have on the back or what is the setup you have on the rear remotes?
Nice rig. Sure wish I had a cab! /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
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Forgive me, but which tires are those?
That's a pretty plush looking machine.
That's a pretty plush looking machine.
EquipmentJunkie
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A very nice machine! Enjoy the hours of snow removal in comfort.
No Power Beyond Kit... just the 3rd SCV, and the Electric Diverter Kit which gives me a total of 3 Rear SCV'S in The Back. So I have one set connected to the Hydraulic Chute Rotation (that would be the Extra Lever in the Cab)... And the Electric Diverter Kit is plugged into the Extra Hydraulic Lines Running down the Loader Arms, (In Case I ever want to add a 4-in-1 Bucket, or Hydraulic Angle Plow Blade, or Street Broom) later on down the road.. I figured it is easier to do now before I actually need them..
Those are the Larger R4 Tires... I'm almost having second thoughts on if I chose the right tires this time around. Because I do a lot of work on paved driveways, and I have to drive up and down the road quite a bit... seems kind of like a knobby ride... not bad, but not as smoothe as the turfs... Also, Turf Tires don't wear out like R4's do on pavement.. so I'm wondering how soon It is going to be before I have to buy new R4's... I really like them, but they might be just a little too aggressive for what I need... my biggest thing is snow removal.. and most of it's paved.... always had turfs in the past, and they did me fine..... oh well, I'll keep them....
Kyle_in_Tex
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Nice, really nice. Be careful and enjoy. Keep posting us your likes and dislikes if any.
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WOW! Someday I want to trade my 4115 in on a 3000 Series with a cab. Just getting too old to deal with the cold! Congratulations! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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I don't see how you'd wear them out on a light tractor, usually they last a while on a heavy backhoe or skidsteer. My kubota happens to use the same size rears as the city backhoes and they get a few thousand hours on each set.
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Also, Turf Tires don't wear out like R4's do on pavement.. )</font>
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Also, Turf Tires don't wear out like R4's do on pavement.. )</font>
