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Read articles →A three-year owner review from someone who has worked the RX7320 hard across hay, fencing, grading, and hauling. The video walks through a full spec recitation, an under-hood look, detailed cab controls including the shuttle-shift trick and third-function setup, and honest dislikes, awkward fuel filters, a bent leveling rod, and dealer network concerns. Best for buyers weighing the RX7320 against similarly priced competitors.
Posted by the Living Texas at Hidden Spring Farm channel, presented by an owner-operator named David who uses the tractor on his own farm and has no apparent dealership affiliation.
Yes, he says he absolutely would, citing the price, reliability, loading capacity, lifting capacity, and pulling capacity of the tractor.
The two fuel filters are hard to change, and a dealer-installed leveling rod bent in two places without him noticing until it was too late.
It has a 73 horsepower turbocharged diesel engine and a synchro shuttle shift transmission with 12 forward and 12 reverse speeds.
It has been used for putting up fence, raking hay, grading the driveway, hauling hay, and carrying loads with a forklift attachment.
