This was a very well, put together; video. From beginning to the very end of the video; you had my undivided attention. The material was captivating, educational & spirited as well. It gave me a whole new insight to the 2000 Series, in the past for me anyway, I merely thought it was just the Big Brother to the JD1000; it was about 10% larger in physical size & did roughly 10% more things; big deal 🤔? Couldn't be further ffom the truth. I've been all over the map in making a decision for me; swinging from a JD 3720 vs. JD 333g. Buying an expensive piece of machinery is a much more involved process than, let's say a boat or a sports car. Assuming you're girl friend or wife is not involved; you know exactly what you want (majority of the time). As a result, you go buy it. Sorry ladies, no jab there! Merely stating a fact. He, whoever that he is; if attached then he is buying a car/boat for us vs me (he). So, decision makers just doubled, opinions from both sides will lengthen the process in making that final decision. Tractors do take time though. You DON'T want to get stuck with a $30k, $55k, $63k tractor that you are by no means; happy with. So, it's easy to look at different series or technologies like I've done; JD 3720 vs JD 3$3g, tractor vs CTL. I'm 25 miles west of Boston, on a 10 acre lot. Application(s) 🤔?: Snow removal & eternal downed trees; 3 - 5 annually. The 333g, with the Forestry Package is hard to ignore. Yet, the JD 3720, assuming I can "slide" it in & out if the hilly woods without getting all dinged up without almost rolling it a few times; has to be taken seriously as well. In the end, which I'm going to make a final decision next month; I'm probably going to go with the 333g with the Forestry Package. Yes, more money but it will never disappoint. The 2000 Series I started to express interest in.because my brother is starting to look for a tractor. This would be perfect for all the thy he would want to do with it; 🌨️ Snow 🌨️ removal, log splitter, mow lawn, spread mulch, grapple etc. It's a good size tractor, with plenty of hp (47 right 🤔?) & countless attachments with many possibilities! Yup, I like it & will give him a push to buy it. You can get this with a cab; RIGHT???
No option for a Cab on the 2R, that is disappointing for those of us that would like to snowblow. I know some of the small mowers have the option of a cab. Something John Deere needs to look into
Very nice. But I hate to think of the pricing in Australia. I have had a long association with John Deere. 3 sx85 mowers, Z757 Zeroturn, 2305 tractor, 915b zeroturn, 2320 tractor which I just upgraded to a 3036E for more HP and I thought more lift because of the better hydraulics. I went 3036e, as 2032 was too expensive. I'm disappointed with 3036e and its lift, I think it lifts less than 2320 and have more weight to transport. I had problems with my 2320 and was non to impressed with JD Australia's response. No fault of dealer, he and I had built up good relationship over many years. Would like to see specs and pricing when they hit Australia, but my association with JD might be at an end. I still rate my 2305 over both tractors.
I liked the sales guys , didnt seem fake and they seemed down to earth ! Good pick!
I agree, a cab option on the 2R series would be nice.
This was a very well, put together; video. From beginning to the very end of the video; you had my undivided attention. The material was captivating, educational & spirited as well. It gave me a whole new insight to the 2000 Series, in the past for me anyway, I merely thought it was just the Big Brother to the JD1000; it was about 10% larger in physical size & did roughly 10% more things; big deal 🤔?
Couldn't be further ffom the truth. I've been all over the map in making a decision for me; swinging from a JD 3720 vs. JD 333g. Buying an expensive piece of machinery is a much more involved process than, let's say a boat or a sports car. Assuming you're girl friend or wife is not involved; you know exactly what you want (majority of the time). As a result, you go buy it. Sorry ladies, no jab there! Merely stating a fact. He, whoever that he is; if attached then he is buying a car/boat for us vs me (he). So, decision makers just doubled, opinions from both sides will lengthen the process in making that final decision. Tractors do take time though. You DON'T want to get stuck with a $30k, $55k, $63k tractor that you are by no means; happy with. So, it's easy to look at different series or technologies like I've done; JD 3720 vs JD 3$3g, tractor vs CTL. I'm 25 miles west of Boston, on a 10 acre lot. Application(s) 🤔?: Snow removal & eternal downed trees; 3 - 5 annually. The 333g, with the Forestry Package is hard to ignore. Yet, the JD 3720, assuming I can "slide" it in & out if the hilly woods without getting all dinged up without almost rolling it a few times; has to be taken seriously as well. In the end, which I'm going to make a final decision next month; I'm probably going to go with the 333g with the Forestry Package. Yes, more money but it will never disappoint.
The 2000 Series I started to express interest in.because my brother is starting to look for a tractor. This would be perfect for all the thy he would want to do with it; 🌨️ Snow 🌨️ removal, log splitter, mow lawn, spread mulch, grapple etc. It's a good size tractor, with plenty of hp (47 right 🤔?) & countless attachments with many possibilities! Yup, I like it & will give him a push to buy it. You can get this with a cab; RIGHT???
No option for a Cab on the 2R, that is disappointing for those of us that would like to snowblow. I know some of the small mowers have the option of a cab. Something John Deere needs to look into
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Are they gonna come out with a 2017 3046 r we have a 2014 3046r
Very nice. But I hate to think of the pricing in Australia. I have had a long association with John Deere. 3 sx85 mowers, Z757 Zeroturn, 2305 tractor, 915b zeroturn, 2320 tractor which I just upgraded to a 3036E for more HP and I thought more lift because of the better hydraulics. I went 3036e, as 2032 was too expensive. I'm disappointed with 3036e and its lift, I think it lifts less than 2320 and have more weight to transport.
I had problems with my 2320 and was non to impressed with JD Australia's response. No fault of dealer, he and I had built up good relationship over many years.
Would like to see specs and pricing when they hit Australia, but my association with JD might be at an end.
I still rate my 2305 over both tractors.
Nothing runs like a deer!
my quote on a 3033r was less $$. makes no sense.
Watch the switch key on the 2032R, getting on and off it. I been trying to buy a used 2032r , JD is as bad as any Car Dealer ever thought to be!!
Are they gonna come out with a 2017 3046 r we have a 2014 3046r
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