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That does not look like a chisel plow. Looks like a glencoe soilsaver.

You need a tractor with a cab on it 😀

Is your pto shalf bent?

Using the hand clutch to get the mower turning was nice on those old tractors. You have her sounding great!

Either is garbage my friend, plug those old girls in and they will start right up,u get nice oil to the motor(way less wear)plus u save money on starters,batteries, and starting switches,cheers bro

I have a LA that my grandfather always told me the motor was good when he parked it. He has passed now and I’m starting to think I may have a project I should do. Any recommendations on where to get parts for these tractors?

We had one, it was a great tractor.

I have 2 of them used on a consistent basis 1 has a JD cab, heat and no air because my Dad wasn't going to give $300 for the option, it now is s turning 190 hp. Dad and I bought the 2nd one used at a farm sale No cab turning 175 hp. The one we bought new has 9500 hrs 2nd one has 8700 hrs Love both these tractors

540 rmp

Nice very nice 👌

That's the same tractor as my Grandfathers... He loved that machine. It's funny seeing a quick release on it.

Very nice 4320. I have almost twin to to it. JPLIII

Im surprised you didn't need duals.

Please use ether ur killing ur starters

Nice

I'm pretty sure the Power Shift was an option for the 4320.

Whos wants to listen to that loud straight pipe all day?

I have my grandfather’s 1953 WD and it’s in fairly good condition. Do you think a WD could handle a 6’ or 7’ rotary mower (brush cutter) or would it likely be too much for a WD?

That taller grass is making the old girl talk

I really like to listen to those little two cylinder engines run. It brings back some very good memories. : )

Dual tie

You need some two tie

Had a 71 4320, would run 5 16s in northern Illinois soil. It was a good machine, replaced a few turbo's on it, overall a good unit. However, had a 4020 power shift that I preferred to run much more, and, to be honest there really was not a huge difference between them. Good video, nice to see the old ones still going.

A Shout from West Texas Panhandle! Great Video, brings back many great memories for sure. The JD 4320 was one of the most underrated tractors produced. Those dudes were bullet proof.

Plug it in.

How do you mix the jd paint?

You have One more subscriber here from NORWAY..I Really like the 4020 and 4320 They are so Nice a tractor . Hope you will do Some driving video's off your 4320 so we can See it and hear it Running.. I rebuild a massey ferguson 65 reighte now .. my you tube Channel is MF65 . Thanks so much for your video. Please my video off driving .. Thanks Michell Norway 😊👍🚜

nothing quite like the 20 series

Do u not know where the ether injector is??? And that blade will work twice as well if you pull it instead of ass raming it in to a pile at wfo!, Work smarter not harder

Too bad he couldn't find a muffler for it.

Just found your channel. Good Stuff! Watched the 4320 video just before this one. I had a 4320 years ago, good tractor. I'm a new subscriber, keep up the Good Work. I had a 9500 GMC Dump Truck some 30 years ago with a 671. Thanks for the memories 👍🚜🇺🇲

How often do you have to replace starters? My dad had a 4320 now I have it it has needed to have engine overhauled for a long time anything under 45° f have to plug it in to but then barely spins over and starts

Looks awesome what was the cost?

That IH should start right up your injection pump must need work try a small 2 stroke oil in tank your needle may be stickie

A squirt of starting fluid would have saved some of the cranking time!

I need to buy stock in John Deere Starters.

An excellent video! You have the only 4320 that I have seen that does not have the air intake above the hood. I also like that you have not set the pump to blow huge clouds of black smoke. Your video also disproved the argument of how "easy starting in cold weather IH engines are, along with the fact that you did not resort to the method of "cranking the steering wheel" to get the 4320 to fire off.

Glencoe "soil saver"...chisel plow. A nice tool matched with a great tractor!

That starter spin that 4230 around like the knob on an outhouse door

Man, that thing needs a overhaul already. Never heard one crank that long before starting

I have worked on two different 4320s from the front to the back completely. I know that both are very strong running the one slipped the pto clutch on the dyno at 200 hp stock engine and the fuel turned up some

Why don't you scrap that IH? Those tractors always were junk. The way you grind on starters, you must own a battery company.

You should add some some door tires with the 4320 soon

You should add some

My childhood memories in a 4320, i was 12 when the war begun in my country, we had to abandon our farm, 20 years later i still have the sound of its engine in my mind, i was learning to drive it, but the clutch was too hard for me.

I have a 4320 with a 2 speed reverse. Too fast, and WAY too fast! I use a Buhler 8ft rear mount snowblower, and I wish it would go a little slower in reverse. But, it does the job.

Is 1110 Eaton fuller whit Cummins ntc 290hp Red Formula no jakes brakes

Nice work

Beautiful tractor. Thanks

I want that small tractor