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Re: 4320 1066 - Ain't trying to start nothin'!
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Posted by rednekelmo on June 07, 2002 at 16:13:33 from (152.163.205.84):
In Reply to: 4320 1066 - Ain't trying to start nothin'! posted by Mitch - MS on June 07, 2002 at 08:14:20:
the 4320 did have better hydrolics but the 1066 has the durable IH motor and it's an easier tractor to work on.since your not pulling it hard you'll never wear out the driveline and I'd bet money the motor in the 1066 will last several thousand more hours than the deere.maybe if the 4320 had the power shift it would be worth it but like everyone else said better the devil you know. But then agin all else being equal the 4320 should bring what 3 or 4 thousand more if you sell it,so i guess I'm no help at all
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