Posted by JD Seller on June 17, 2018 at 17:46:00 from (173.215.45.26):
In Reply to: 4320 story posted by DeltaRed on June 17, 2018 at 16:24:07:
I have owned several that I wish I could have afforded to keep rather than having to sell them to make a profit to pay the bills. I posted about how I had gathered up parts for years but sold it all a couple of years ago. Keep watching for one to catch my eye when I have the green to jump on it.
A JD 4320 could easily be turned up to 175 HP and live if you watched what you where doing. Real common for the dairy guys that used a pull type chopper to have them set at that HP. The JD 4320 was lighter than the JD 4430 and had about the same HP so if you could get the JD 4320 nailed to the ground they would work the heck out of a stock JD 4430.
What I like about them is they are just SMOOTH running. It breaks my heart to see guys at shows with a straight pipe on one. Making a SWEET smooth tractor noisy. LOL
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