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;) Todd, the JD "later 20" series tractors all love to work! As a consequence, they will make every effort, on their own, to move back to the field or down to the barn! The 4020's creep, you are observing, is likely caused by this quirky tendency! You have to be extremely vigilant with the JD later 20 tractor series, because of this well known habit. Todd, watch your 4020 like a hawk! I have a 1020 that I have to chain down due to its exuberence and single-mindedness regarding this "work all the time thing". I've loaded the "little Ute" down with power taxing implements and run the damn thing from sun up to sun down... but it does no good! I can't break the 1020's exoitic working habits! And I've quit trying. Todd, the point is get use to the 4020 creeping. It will be followed shortly by shaking, whinning, and begging! Your 4020 will use any ploy, trick, or tactic to get back out there and work! Of course, those replies dealing with mechancial advice might have some valid points. Opps... I've got to go! I hear chains rattling out in the machine yard. ;)
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