I was wrong about the 2320 John Deere bailing hay, using high Lift blades!!

[@jaimes6359]

Looks good! Make sure to grease BOTH zerks on the tractor's main driveshaft. Leading cause of death for 2320s otherwise. The rear one is easy to get at with the mower deck off, but the front one is not at all easy. I ended up cutting a hole in the lower right side of the center console to access a plate there and get at the u-joint with a long needle adapter. Every 50 hours (I aim for 25). Now takes me 10 minutes! Mine is a 2007 model year, so yours might be a different driveshaft.😮

[@flashtech6492]

My front hydro cylinder went out on my 2320 Apparently it’s been discontinued and looking for an aftermarket cylinder would appreciate any help you could give me in finding one

[@Terminator2003]

@flashtech6492 Wow, didn't know a company this size is already discontinuing parts already. They should have these on hand. If I come across something, I'll let you know. Thank you for the heads up

[@seanitaliano8759]

Do you know the oregon part #? I'm going to need a new set for next year, and wanting to go with high lifts

[@Terminator2003]

91-590 3pk Oregon. Wish I knew this sooner. They did great.

[@seanitaliano8759]

@@Terminator2003 I just bought the last 3 on Amazon, thanks for the info!

[@edmundasdaunoravicius4603]

Hi Ted, how many acres you can cut on this tractor in one hour?(if grass is not overgrown, yard without steap hills and trees) I bought same tractor with 62" cutting deck, but still have no posibility to test it.

[@seanitaliano8759]

I mow approximately 2ac per hour with my 2320 with a 62D deck. Could probably do more if you don't have many obstacles like I do.

[@Terminator2003]

I can probably do 1 1/2 acres an hour, but I have a rough yard and a compact tractor suspension isn't as forgiving as a good zero turn mower.