I had been thinking and working on sizing down for quite sometime and was out looking for both a replacement truck and tractor. I had my mind originally set to try a duramax.. THere are none available around me, I also was set to get a Kubota grand L 5740. Even though outside dimensions are the same as the 48, to me this was sizing down... Half the weight, one pump instead of 3, no back hoe, etc etc.. WHen I couldn't find a duramax both GMC or Chevy, I looked at a 6.4 Ford. Just didn't like the truck at all,.. In looking at this the Ford dealer was right down the street from a New Holland dealer and naturally I stopped in.. First time ever I was in a cabbed NH at 45 hp. Small tractor and just the right size for me and my property... Cut a great deal with the salesman only to have the dealership owner call later last Saturday to say he couldn't do it... I went and looked at some Chevy 1/2 tons, but they were extended cabs and I want a full crew cab. Didn't like the door to door closing. Dodge had this system when they first came out with extended cabs and quit using it the following year. The doors would start rattling, loosening up and were plain noisy. So, went back to the dodge dealer, most of whom the employees worked for my father in law when he was a dealer, and this crew cab 1/2 ton was being placed in the show room. Now I understand most everyone is scared to buy a Chrysler product or perhaps GM. I am not. Seeing the color, then sitting in the rear seat, front seat, doing s slow walk around, I said I'll take it. That afternoon on a whim, I call Woodbury tractor who is a Case dealer, and about 80 miles from me., By pure luck, he has the exact copy of the NH2320 only in Case red,, I like the red better than blue, means it will run better

With him adding an electric third valve, and cutting edge, he was less than one hundred dollars over the NH, and I've had several dealings with Woodbury anyway, and all were superb, excellent dealings, and here you have it, how to size down within 6 days the quick, easy, do it Larry's style of operation.