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Read articles →This is an owner's cold-start, real-chore video rather than a spec walkaround: an eight-month RX7320 owner does a -16°C startup, spears and hauls a round bale with pallet forks for bale-grazing, and rambles at length about a specific quirk, throttle feel from 15% to 100% seeming identical under load, plus an odd exhaust smell. Useful for owners noticing similar throttle behavior on a 6320/7320 and wondering if it's normal.
Posted by STUFF 'N SUCH!, an owner-operator sharing informal, unpolished hands-on impressions from daily use on their own farm.
The owner notices no difference in performance between 15% and 100% pedal going up a hill, unlike a typical diesel, and isn't sure if it's normal or a running issue.
Turn the key on before getting on to activate glow plugs, which cuts down wait time. It was -16C and usually runs rough for the first 20 seconds.
Spear the bale at the top rather than the middle, which breaks up the hard frozen crust and snow so cows can get into the hay.
The owner says it smells more chemical, bitter, and different than older diesels, and does not know what causes it.
