Posted by 300jk on February 07, 2017 at 15:42:35 from (70.195.135.4):
In Reply to: Re: JD 4320 posted by ss55 on February 07, 2017 at 15:19:41:
If that's the case I can admire taking on such a project but why not choose something being a little more wallet friendly ? I have never owned a Deere but they seem a little pricey to work on. We have two Oliver's between 80 and 110 HP. 1755 was bought with cab and good sheet metal, OK tires and runs great. 5500. Our 1750 has a charger, engine updates,oil cooler, and new injectors. It's set up like a 1950t or 1955. Have about 8500 in that one and looks nice. I know that they aren't John deer but are good tractors. Point is maybe there are better tractors out there for the money if this is an ffa project. Maybe a case, allis, or massey ?
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