Posted by 2510Paul on February 07, 2017 at 17:18:34 from (207.118.233.112):
In Reply to: JD 4320 posted by marcusoverholtzer on February 07, 2017 at 13:58:40:
Hi Marcus. Wow, you sure set a trip wire. :-)
I have a 4320 with a Hinson Factory Cab. I paid $9500 quite a few years ago, it's been a great tractor. It drives great and is getting collectable as has been pointed out. As I have gotten older the cab has gotten too noisy/vibration for me so I set out to find an upgrade. Mine also needs a front Main Pump and a clutch which I plan to fix.
In my search for an upgrade I wanted the size of a 7xxx JD cab but I could not bring myself to spend that much. I looked at just another 4320. Two sold at two different Mecum (spelling) auctions for about $17000, were in nice shape. I am also aware of another that a student rebuilt for school, it sold for $18000. I tell you this so you know what nice ones are worth. I purchased a 4250, it has everything I need. I wish the cab was a little bigger but I will adjust. I am a big guy. By the way, the only negative I know of on the 4320 is I have always heard the clutch may be a little undersized. I decided I wanted to move into the 30, 40, 50, and 55 series to gain the benefits of the Gen II tractors and they were in my price range.
Regarding the $9500 4320 on Tractor House, I thought Alex Kerr Tillage had a business rebuilding these tractors but in my opinion their prices were too high. Maybe that's why I no longer see those really great looking tractors they had. I saw that ad and looked at it again. I certainly would not give $9500 for it. It looks to be repainted, sometimes that also is a red flag. It looks repainted but no other apparent or mentioned fixes. Hours are not given or even commented on. All of this makes me concerned about the rest of the tractor. If you are still interested you should talk to Alex Kerr Tillage. I think you can do much better, 4320 or other.
Donald Lehman and tomstractorsandtoys had good comments below.
Bottom line, since you seem to know JD, you can find a better 4320 or consider upgrading to a 44x0. I am thinking you want a tractor to fix up without major major risk. And of course it depends on your budget.
Good luck with your project, my son restored the 2510 I uploaded for his Senior Exit Project. Keep good records, take pictures and keep all your replaced parts in case you have to present the tractor to the public.
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