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Chuck

04-17-2000 17:34:25




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We found a clean 4620 for sale, unknown hours. Its a console model with an ROPS. Engine sounds good, and owner states that it doesn't use oil. Is there a kit orsomething to use 540 implements on this machine? Tractor is clean. Whats it worth? Will it hold its value? (like a 4020)




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Rob

04-18-2000 11:26:23




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 Re: JD 4520 in reply to Chuck, 04-17-2000 17:34:25  
You can buy an adapter for the PTO that will allow you to use 540 implements. It will not hold its value as well as a 4020 or a 3020 because it is a larger clumsier machine, however because it is green it will always be worth something to someone.

If I were you, I would look for a good used 4230. I have one with a cab and it is the most useful tractor on the farm. They are old enough that they are fairly reasonably priced. The quadrange transmission is also a big plus.

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Dcooper

04-17-2000 18:39:29




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 Re: JD 4520 in reply to Chuck, 04-17-2000 17:34:25  
Sounds like you need a 4320.There are still good ones out there.I found one.



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Mike

04-17-2000 18:34:24




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 Re: JD 4520 in reply to Chuck, 04-17-2000 17:34:25  
Chuck,

I also was thinking of buying a 4620 before I bought my 4020 with M&W turbo. THere are a few reasons I got the 4020 instead. THe 4620 is an ok tractor, but quite a bit heavier, and the front axle wasn't adjustable like the 4020. The 4620 has an intercooler along with a turbo, which will make more power, but also the tractor will use more fuel. The 540 RPM PTO was also a big plus for the 4020 for me. I guess it depends on what you want to use it for. For loader & PTO work and all around utility, I'd say the 4020 is better. For pulling larger implements like chisel plows & disks, the 4620 would have the upper hand. But one thing's for sure, the 4020 will hold it's value better, and be in more demand than the 4620! Just go to a sale with a decent 4020 and you'll see you for yourself.

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AS

04-18-2000 05:47:28




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 Re: Re: JD 4520 in reply to Mike, 04-17-2000 18:34:24  
I have both a 4020 and a 4620. The 4620 has a lot more power than the 4020, also burns fuel at least twice as fast. I would go with the 4020 unless you need the power.



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