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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world loader session, not a walkaround: the creator uses the JD 4052R with its front loader to tear down an old motocross track and level a field into a hayfield, filling dips and pushing dirt. Along the way he talks through owning the tractor, comparing it to a prior 3320 and 2520, cold-weather diesel gelling issues, and features like Load Match and the hydrostatic auto-throttle. Best for owners wanting practical loader-work impressions and small-farm context.
Posted by TimsJDadventures, an owner-operator narrating hands-on use of his own farm tractors rather than a dealer or reviewer.
A button for loader work that adjusts the transmission and RPMs, apparently to help keep the engine from stalling while digging into a pile.
Pressing harder on the forward/reverse pedals idles up the throttle automatically, similar to a power feature, saving fuel versus running high RPM constantly.
Yes, the 3320 had fuel gelling issues below zero even with dyed diesel and a block heater, so now they plan to use regular highway diesel.
Removing an old motocross track with jumps and filling in low spots and dips to level the field into a hayfield.
