RX7320 problems @7 hrs on the meter

cat fever · Mar 16, 2019

woolyAcres,
What size tractor are you using?

TPH,
I have been wanting to get my tires filled just haven't got around to it. If I was aware of this site when I bought it they would have been filled. Learned a lot reading different post.

woolyAcres · Mar 17, 2019

@catfever we used the 7320 last year. For the 5+years prior we used an old Case 1490, 2wd. The case is higher hp but lighter than the kioti if we remove the loader from the kioti. In a pinch we've run that baler with the a NH TC45, only on the flat and pretty slowly but that baler doesn't need much hp.

cat fever · Mar 17, 2019

OK thanks.

Mugeye · Mar 18, 2019

My kioti bales good 6’ round bales . With a Vermeer 605h

THEPARTYHOUND · Mar 18, 2019

Mugeye, I read on one of your other posts that you pull a chisel plow with your 7320. What size of a plow are you pulling with it and what kind of soil are ya in?
How heavy round bales are you making? 1500ish lbs?

Mugeye · Mar 18, 2019

1500 lbs bales . Loaded tires . 11 shank Chisel plow with harrows in hard *** clay . Pull it with more traction then my 830 case . But the 830 has more low end torque

THEPARTYHOUND · Mar 19, 2019

Funny you mention that 930 case. I just noticed one come up for sale on craigslist not far from here. I was searching for plows. 93 Case Tractor - Moving Sale - farm & garden - by owner - sale

THEPARTYHOUND · Mar 19, 2019

Mugeye, I don't recall if I have ever asked you this, but have you ever ran a moldboard plow with your 7320? I'm considering getting a 3 bottom turnover plow. Pretty sure it would pull it easy enough. Had though about a 4 bottom, but then decided even if it would pull it the 3 bottom will be more maneuverable.

Mugeye · Mar 19, 2019

I pulled a 4 bottom with my 830 . But never tried the 7320 on it . I thing it would a 3 bottom no sweat

THEPARTYHOUND · Mar 19, 2019

Ive got some pretty heavy clay here too. I've got a 3 bottom plow lined out that I think I will go pick up this weekend. Then it will just be a matter of figuring out what just the right amount of moisture is to work the soil. Oh, and waiting for it to thaw!