Posted by Suitera on December 12, 2019 at 18:34:05 from (73.131.92.250):
Hello, I am looking at purchasing either a 4020, 4320, 4230. I will be using it to run a bedder, plough, disk, and planter on roughly 5 acres. I hope to acquire more acreage as time goes on. I know it�s not a lot of acreage for such a big tractor, but I refuse to pay $30,000 for a newer 5055-5065 tractor. I like that the turbo is on the 4320 vs the 4020 and the 4230. I don�t like the synchro transmission in the 4320. I have found a 4020 with power shift and side console. I�ve read where a 4320 and 4020 lose hydraulics when clutch is depressed... is this true?! Any information y�all could give me on these tractors would be great. Have any of you bought a tractor from Polk auction company? Are they pretty good people and honest with the equipment they sell? Thanks guys!
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