John Deere 4000

These vehicles are small agricultural tractors that are green with yellow seats and wheels. The following model and serial numbers can be found on the serial number plate on the tractor's frame: Model Serial Numbers 3120 LV3120H210126 through 210552 3320 LV3320E138296 & 245001 through 245250 LV3320F139038 & 250001 through 250015 LV3320H230163 through 231295 LV3320P240043 through 240199 3520 LV3520E270019 through 270240 LV3520F275002 through 275029 LV3520H258079 & 258205 through 258988 LV3520P266001 through 266169 3720 LV3720E290014 through 290325 LV3720H280020 through 280669 4120 LV4120H310005 through 310220 LV4120P317068 through 317435 4320 LV4320E338001 through 338011 LV4320F339002 through 339008 LV4320H320037 through 320562

The following model and serial numbers can be found on the serial number plate on the tractor frame: Model Serial Range 4210 CUT with HST LV4210H220677 through LV4210H221025 4310 CUT with HST LV4310H232267 through LV4310H233638 4410 CUT with HST LV4410H241367 through LV4410H241821 4610 CUT with HST LV4610H260774 through LV4610H260906 4710 CUT with HST LV4710H270806 through LV4710H27128

The following model and serial numbers can be found on the serial number plate on the tractor frame: Model Serial Range 4210 CUT with HST LV4210H220677 through LV4210H221025 4310 CUT with HST LV4310H232267 through LV4310H233638 4410 CUT with HST LV4410H241367 through LV4410H241821 4610 CUT with HST LV4610H260774 through LV4610H260906 4710 CUT with HST LV4710H270806 through LV4710H27128

Approximately four years ago, I purchased a new John Deere Garden Tractor, Model G110 for $4000.00. I needed a larger tractor because I have a large lawn, with a steep grade. Approximately 3 months after I purchased the mower, I experienced problems with it. After it runs for a while, it begins to backfire, looses power, and the engine dies. I have had the mower in the shop 10 times over the past

On July 24th I purchased a John Deere Z425 52 inch cut mower from Lowe's of Clinton NC! The mower was serviced by Quality Equipment Company, the local John Deere Sales Company! After 22 hours of use and 4 months of ownership, the mower started running on one cylinder! Keep in mind this is a 4000.00$ mower! I took it to Quality Equipment for what I thought was a warranty repair! 1 week later I rec

Dealer's shop failed to set up mower correctly. Shafter connecting deck to PTO is too short or deck is incorrectly linked to tractor. I found this myself but paid "mechanic" apparently wasn't trained to make sure PTO latch was actually latched. Did reach salesman but since dealership is closed for the weekend, I own a $14000 shop decoration that is hanging from my chain hoist. Lucky for dealer tha

I'm in the market for a used tractor (mostly grass cutting, loader, box blade work) and am interested in knowing how old I need to go to find a tractor that does require a trip to a repair shop just to read codes. Also, because I plan to do a lot of loader work, I'd prefer a hydrostatic in John Deere parlance, but doesn't necessarily have to be JD. Grew up on a green machine farm and my uncle sold them, so just always been happy running one. Looking for size, year, and brand recommendations. I left the farm and had a white collar career, so I'm pretty out of touch with what's out there. I've been looking at John Deere 3032e, but I think that's a little light for a 6' flail mower and maybe I should be looking at a 4000 series. The 3032e is absolutely heavy enough for everything else I do, though. I'm on 10 acres of Northern California grass/weeds, and some rocks I can mostly avoid but probably not entirely. Land is currently cut by someone with a 72" JD flail and it does a beautiful job while rotaries I've rented seem to just trample the grass for a while before it pops back up.

Helping a friend plan for his first-ever tractor purchase and I'm hoping for some suggestions. I grew up in small ag (40 dairy cows, 300 acres, working on other farms besides) so he brought me into his brainstorm process. It's been years since I left the farming world so I'm a bit rusty. He's currently on a small plot of a couple acres just outside of town, with the plan to move VERY rural in the next 5-8 years. The guy can fix anything he touches, be it woodworking, fabricating, plumbing, electrical, or computer programming. Honestly, he's a bit of a wizard and likes to fix things. The goal is to get something that's not absolutely absurdly huge for his couple acres of pine & meadow where he currently resides, but will be big enough to haul some firewood, brush-hot some meadows, keep a big driveway devoid of snow, and dig the foundation to a house. An old runner that could use some tinkering seems like the way to go. I'm thinking 30-50 hp range, loader (quick-attach if possible), 530 PTO and ability to handle a backhoe. Ideally remotes for front end loader + 1more set, or the ability to easily set up as such. Bonus points if it has direct mount backhoe options as opposed to 3 pt hitch. Do we think it's is doable for under $10k? Something like a Ford 4000, JD 2020, IH 544 with a loader, then throw a backhoe on it? Also not ruling out smaller rigs (newer Kubota compact 30hp rigs are kinda fun) but prefer self-serviceability over new-fangled hydrostatic and electronics. I'd appreciate any insights, suggestions on what to look for. If you're in central OR and have something that might fit the bill, he/we might come scope it out. Thanks!