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Re: 4320 vs 4020
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Posted by low budget on January 03, 2007 at 13:14:25 from (170.215.211.33):
In Reply to: 4320 vs 4020 posted by Raleigh Boulware on January 03, 2007 at 11:03:50:
John Deere called it a "Super 4020 with Dynamic Power Reserve" and thats exactly what they are. Few inches wider and longer over the hood for more fuel tank and radiator, few hundred lbs heavier from stronger gears in the tranny. Improvements in the engine to handle the power. One note; If you use it a lot on the loader (light work) you will get "diesel dribble" all over the side of the engine. This is not serious, just hook 'er up to a plow for a couple of hours and let 'er rip. These tractors love to work. Also the clutch is a wee bit weak for the power so be a little careful not too slip it too much. Yeah, I like these tractors, grew up on one!
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