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My 4300 started EVERY time this winter, never had to plug in the heater. Also starts very quickly in any temp, which is something my Boomer 1530 never did.

Heater Required For JD4000 Cold-Weather Ops
John Deere Tractors
Replies 7 Post by Tim Seiler

I currently own a JD 4300 with 65 hours on it. I traded in my NH 1530 because it was underpowered, poor lift capacity and leaked every time I turned around.<br>The engine also was hard to start unless the preheater was held on for 10 seconds, unlike the 4300 which has started in a couple of seconds hot or cold.<br>The loader on Boomer was rated at 880# lift capacity which was 3/4 filled bucket at most. The 4300 tends to get me in trouble sometimes since the loader can lift the rear tires off the ground before the rams stall out if I forget to hook up my weight box.<br>New Holland makes a better cutting belly mower, since it only has front anti-scalp wheels instead of front and rears on the JD (the rears slide sideways when turning tight and rip up the turf), however it is very hard to remove the belly mower from the NH with Supersteer, to which JD has the advantage!<br>Even though the JD cost more, and I lost $$ by trading so soon after purchasing the Boomer, my 4300 has been an excellent investment!! <br>Have gotten great service from Sauk Prairie Equipment in Sauk City, Wi.!

30-35 hp tractors 4300 what else
John Deere Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Tim Seiler