John Deere 4320 Front Weights and Three Point Arms

[@AnglesideFarm]

I’m not gonna say there’s a better way to put front weights on. They are a pain, I take mine off and on whenever I switch to the 148 loader and it’s always a struggle by myself. I think my 3 pt arms are set up from never changing them. Good ole Deere right there!

[@farm2655]

Thanks, I just put that comment about a better way in on account of people seem to be way too eager to say you are wrong and then it seems they just want to argue over things that are just not worth it. If your 3 point arms are stuck I'd start putting some light oil on them. I've had good luck with that corn head grease, its almost liquid, and I just don't, adjust mine often enough. Thanks for the comments!

[@imdafarmergamerboy1650]

The tractor pull boys drove up the price of double stack slabs. I needed one to counterbalance my 8 row cultivator and couldn't find a bracket below $1000

[@farm2655]

it isn’t the pullers that did it slabs take too long to change people just need to realize what they are spending, saw a deer farmer pay 8000 for a 800 4-38

[@randol214568]

What size bolts?

[@farm2655]

not sure

[@tylerchristakis7137]

What size bolts?

[@farm2655]

I don’t know off hand, thanks for the comment though

[@kevin-bq7id]

5/8x2-3/4 "or 3" carriage bolts for the starter sides and the slabs. Front Starter bolts are 3/4 or the special double end bolts from Deee ‎R27645 / R47645. Thanks for the video, very informative!