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Read articles →A dealer walkaround of a near-new 2018 3039R with factory cab, 320R loader, and 72-inch AutoConnect belly mower. The presenter explains why the 3R series is the smallest John Deere you can get a factory cab on, covers mid-PTO cost considerations, tire type tradeoffs, interior controls, and loader lift capacity. He briefly fires it up to demo the electro-hydraulic third function. Best for shoppers comparing cab compact tractors and wanting a knowledgeable, non-pressure overview before visiting a dealer.
Good Works Tractors is a used-equipment dealer that also sells tractor attachments, so the video serves an informational-marketing purpose, though the presenter is candid about limitations and notes the unit was already sold at time of filming.
Yes, the 3R series is the smallest John Deere frame size that you can get a factory cab on, including this 3039R.
Adding the mid-PTO option, needed to run a belly mower with a loader, can cost over a thousand dollars compared to a unit without it.
The 320R front end loader lifts around 1,600 pounds at full height, with less capacity the further the load is from the bucket edge.
Yes, it can lift round bales and is about the smallest model recommended for that job, though not for high stacking.
