We inherited my wife's grandpas 332 when we moved into their old house. Its been mowing the same 1.5 acres for over 30 years . The only thing I've done outside of basic maintenance is change the fuel lift.
Nice looking machine. I always liked the 332. I like the hand controlled hydro and steering brakes. Always wanted to get one with a blade and a 40 loader and put it on tracks
Greetings from Ohio. I watch most of your videos, and have learned much from them. It looks like you've found a nice, clean 332. I've never graduated from the 318s, but eventually wouldn't mind a 332, which I have decided will be my next likely choice. I wouldn't mind purchasing the 48" blade from you, as my 54 (which I recently got with my 92) appears to be a bit wide for my use. At any rate, not much more to add, except congrats on what looks like a petty well maintained 332. I like to see them in this condition!. Thnx for sharing. Stay safe and well, and enjoy!
@@garthland380 Greetings, and thank you for your reply .... YES, these Deeres ARE addicting! I've said many times that if not a pauper, I'd have a barn full of them! 318s have always been my passion ... I have 3 of them, as well as a partial. I guess anyone who loves Deere machines can go crazy with them if they allow themselves! Lol (kinda like going into Harbor Freight) ... I hope to have a new garage this spring where I can spend some time redoing and doing the maint. I guess there's worse ways of spending our lives and money. Thnx again for your comments ... Stay safe and well, and keep on enjoying your JDs!
Awesome! I would love to have a X748 with the manual 4x4 or a X595 but my current X575 does the job just fine and right now it almost has 800 hours on it😁!
A neighbor gave me JD 332 with plow & mower deck for free had to put it back together then paint it. I realized after $1900 in parts time to sell it for something else breaks. Sold for $2500. I would never do that again just because something old & expensive is free.
@@Huntersprojects Yeah, I feel bad I had to get rid of it. It was definitely a money pit. I saw different things about to happen. Didn’t want to put any more money in it. I’m not a vintage type of guy.
You have been my go to guy! I am picking up a 332 this week. Buford bucket, three point, and weight box. Selling my 318. I would like to keep the snow blade. Is it easy to swap the bucket and the blade? On a side note. The 332 has been sitting and when I started it up it kicked right over and just purrrred. With a bad back I am very excited to get the unit with a bucket. The 318 has been a champ and I hope for just a bit better with the 332.
If you have one with the dual angle kit like this one I’ve seen them go for anywhere from 450-850 bucks around here. Of course, not much of a market in Texas, but if you link up with a fastenal shipping company and throw it on eBay I bet you’d sell it.
That is what the manual indicates. On a dry clutch system like this it really doesn’t matter and you can come up with a half dozen reasons why for various engagement speeds. Following the manual become more important in the wet clutch systems in the new machines (1992-present super GT’s).
I just picked up a 332 2 days ago. I did a complete service on it yesterday. I really like the tractor
I am picking one up this week!
We inherited my wife's grandpas 332 when we moved into their old house. Its been mowing the same 1.5 acres for over 30 years . The only thing I've done outside of basic maintenance is change the fuel lift.
332 is an awesome machine! I have a 322 and I'm looking forward to a 332 series.
I would prefer the 322 a lot less noise!
322 has a lot more snuff when you need power
Nice looking machine. I always liked the 332. I like the hand controlled hydro and steering brakes. Always wanted to get one with a blade and a 40 loader and put it on tracks
Another great machine. Thanks for sharing
Great video, I just picked up a 322 with the blade and a 47 blower. Actually looking forward to clearing snow this winter! 😂
Nice 332! Sounds like a really nice runner. Eager to see how it will handle a heavy and wet snow.
Love your plow day stuff man...rewatched them several times. 🙂
@@ronaldayers6661 thanks man!
i really do wish i have a snow plow i know i will never get one in a 1millon years but bout time you get a 332
You do want a 330!! They are just a little different, but really neat machines. I've had both, and I like the 330 to putz around with.
Only difference between the 2 is 330 has manual steering and the 332 has power steering.
OOh baby what a beauty! Next up, join us in the longnose (430) team! :D
Pops traded our 140 for 332 and then years later we traded the 332 for 4100. I still miss the 332
Greetings from Ohio. I watch most of your videos, and have learned much from them. It looks like you've found a nice, clean 332. I've never graduated from the 318s, but eventually wouldn't mind a 332, which I have decided will be my next likely choice. I wouldn't mind purchasing the 48" blade from you, as my 54 (which I recently got with my 92) appears to be a bit wide for my use. At any rate, not much more to add, except congrats on what looks like a petty well maintained 332. I like to see them in this condition!. Thnx for sharing. Stay safe and well, and enjoy!
@@garthland380 Greetings, and thank you for your reply .... YES, these Deeres ARE addicting! I've said many times that if not a pauper, I'd have a barn full of them!
318s have always been my passion ... I have 3 of them, as well as a partial. I guess anyone who loves Deere machines can go crazy with them if they allow themselves! Lol (kinda like going into Harbor Freight) ... I hope to have a new garage this spring where I can spend some time redoing and doing the maint. I guess there's worse ways of spending our lives and money. Thnx again for your comments ... Stay safe and well, and keep on enjoying your JDs!
Awesome! I would love to have a X748 with the manual 4x4 or a X595 but my current X575 does the job just fine and right now it almost has 800 hours on it😁!
Don’t forget about the rare bird 355D…can’t leave one of those out of the deere diesel fleet!!
And, technically, the GX355.
I have a 322 and is a nice piece of kit.
Nice find they are getting harder to come by
A neighbor gave me JD 332 with plow & mower deck for free had to put it back together then paint it. I realized after $1900 in parts time to sell it for something else breaks. Sold for $2500. I would never do that again just because something old & expensive is free.
GAVE YOU!?! What kind of neighbors do you have I want some like yours!
@@Huntersprojects
Yeah, I feel bad I had to get rid of it. It was definitely a money pit. I saw different things about to happen. Didn’t want to put any more money in it. I’m not a vintage type of guy.
Very nice.
You have been my go to guy! I am picking up a 332 this week. Buford bucket, three point, and weight box. Selling my 318. I would like to keep the snow blade. Is it easy to swap the bucket and the blade? On a side note. The 332 has been sitting and when I started it up it kicked right over and just purrrred. With a bad back I am very excited to get the unit with a bucket. The 318 has been a champ and I hope for just a bit better with the 332.
What size is the belt that goes from the motor to the deck. With a 48 in deck and a diesel.
Have you sold the blade? I am looking for one.
Where didyou find it and how much did you pay for your JD 332?
I got 1 close to me in good shape for $3k thinking hard about it😂
@@kdcustoms1272 Pa?
@@bigfluppus5461 nah
How much would one of those blades go for? I'm in Texas and I have one I don't need.
If you have one with the dual angle kit like this one I’ve seen them go for anywhere from 450-850 bucks around here. Of course, not much of a market in Texas, but if you link up with a fastenal shipping company and throw it on eBay I bet you’d sell it.
@@jdraupp Lot more you can use a blade for than just snow. Blades are valuable anywhere in the country
Will it fitting a 455. Also have a 330 new deck the motor over heats after 45 minutes
@@v1nc3mc
what did you pay?
Why would you engage the deck at full buzz smh
That is what the manual indicates. On a dry clutch system like this it really doesn’t matter and you can come up with a half dozen reasons why for various engagement speeds. Following the manual become more important in the wet clutch systems in the new machines (1992-present super GT’s).