The 2720 has arrived.

[Castle47d]

Very Nice! I built rolling storage for my implements but haven't built one for my mid mower yet. Nice compact design I like it alot! I just got a 72" mm for my 2520 last week and will make one like yours for it. Thanks for the photos! Enjoy!

 

[chevy]

Nice carts for the mower and tiller.

I traded in a 2305 and took delivery of my 2720 in late October 2011. Mowed the grass once before it went dormant for the winter.

Only problem so far is the misalignment of the holes for the ROPS pins. I keep a large rubber mallet handy.

Thank you.
The 2320 I traded in & the new 2720 both had that problem also.
I solved it on both. I pinned one side, then took a large drill bit to the other side. They both worked fine after that.

 

[chevy]

I can for sure understand that, my shop is all cement and a 8 hour day out in is tough on the joints. But i weld mostly so a wood floor would be a option.

I understand that. I have my welder in another building that has a concrete floor.

 

[Phunge]

Chevy,

Do you have a sense for whether the 2720 will lift more with the 200cx than the 2320?

 

[chevy]

Chevy,

Do you have a sense for whether the 2720 will lift more with the 200cx than the 2320?

My understanding before I traded the 2320 for the 2720 was that it would not.
I have not had an opportunity to do a comparison to know for sure.

 

[BethesdaEC]

My understanding before I traded the 2320 for the 2720 was that it would not.
I have not had an opportunity to do a comparison to know for sure.

They have the same the hydraulic pressure and the same loader so the same lift capacity. That said, the 2520/2720 have about 60% more flow so the loader moves much more quickly. I couldn't imagine going to 2320, the loader would be painfully slow, at least it would be if you were used to the higher flow.

 

[yelbike]

Nice carts for the mower and tiller.

I traded in a 2305 and took delivery of my 2720 in late October 2011. Mowed the grass once before it went dormant for the winter.

Only problem so far is the misalignment of the holes for the ROPS pins. I keep a large rubber mallet handy.

Try and loosen the mounting bolts at the base of the ROPS and wiggling it into proper position were the pins move a little nicer. Don't forget to retorque the mounting bolts though.

 

[sunnyside360]

Only problem so far is the misalignment of the holes for the ROPS pins. I keep a large rubber mallet handy.

The 2320 I traded in & the new 2720 both had that problem also.
I solved it on both. I pinned one side, then took a large drill bit to the other side. They both worked fine after that.

Yep, I think most all those ROPS pins are tight when new. Both my 4320 open station tractors had that problem --- just filed the holes a little and it was fixed. Had to lower the ROPS to fit into the garage so it was a pita until it got fixed. Not a big deal to fix.

 

[chevy]

They have the same the hydraulic pressure and the same loader so the same lift capacity. That said, the 2520/2720 have about 60% more flow so the loader moves much more quickly. I couldn't imagine going to 2320, the loader would be painfully slow, at least it would be if you were used to the higher flow.

The 2320 loader was painfully slow & I was not used to a higher flow. That was one of the reasons I traded for the 2720.