Posted by caleb on March 13, 2009 at 15:16:47 from (71.113.217.201):
In Reply to: Worst Tractor? posted by hayray on March 12, 2009 at 18:48:38:
JD 3720. Doesnt even have a 1000 hours on it and Ive replaced the three point arms five times. One time was truly my fault, I backed into a tree with the corner of the box blade. The other times were random mowing, grading, disking and it just would snap when raising the implement and once dragging a box blade full of dirt. The draft arm has broken right where the lifting arm hooks up twice and that lift arm has broke three times. 250 dollars every time for each thing, no help from Deere. Its cast iron so I cant weld it up, can you even weld cast iron and it hold? I love the loader and hydro tranny but they need to fix that rear hitch. Wont buy another new compact from Deere, hetcho en India! A new Kubota"s in my future I think. Caleb
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