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looking to purchase a 4320 4 wheel drive with cab for a car race track will put a power broom on front and a buffalo turbinr blower on rear .What do you guys think about the 4320 ?
 

Depends. The 4320 is a tough old brute with plenty of power, but those old cabs are not much good except as protection from rain or temps below freezing. If your climate is warm, it will be uncomfortable and no matter the temperature the noise will be tiring.
 
The 4320 model number is a little vague since Deere made two of them. The original was made 40 years ago and has around 120 hp. Since 4WD would be quite rare on this model I'm guessing you're referring to the new, modern utility tractor of the same designation?
 
(quoted from post at 04:28:04 11/14/15) I think he is talking about the newer 4320 not the older model from the 60's as they were not 4x4.
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Showing my age I guess. I do remember now seeing references to the new version. My neighbors had a 4320 with HFWA. A fellow that worked for them insisted that it helped a lot.
 
I have a 4320 compact 4wd and use it for food plots for white tails and plowing snow lots of snow brush hogging woods roads and its been great had a little trouble with the air conditioner its fixed now its easy on fuel and plenty of power for what I use it for. hope this helps you make your decision. Randy
 

JD tractor model number duplication's makes one wonder what JD engineers were thinking? Or smoking?

I wonder why the JD engineers didn't duplicate the best(4020) or the worst(2010) model numbers???
 
Yeah, drives me nuts. Every time I want parts for my 420, I have to go through the "NO, not the stupid garden tractor. The REAL 420", routine. Gotta be frustrating for the younger parts counter guys, too.
 
The 45 year old or so 4320 was a real workhorse. The new 4320's are an expensive playtoy......
 
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