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Modern Tractor Discussion Board Topic: Re: New Holland 3930 [Show Entire Topic] [Return to Forum] Author [expand] [Modern View] Frank Dodson 09-19-2009 07:00:00 98.66.3.97 20844 Report to Moderator Bluebuddy You were exactly correct. The level on my 3930 is at the back of the seat(I have 2 outlets). Someone(maybe me) had pushed the level to the down position. I had a mechanic check it out and apparently no damage done. There is a small leak around the tranmission drain hole and I will repair it this winter. I cut heavy brush all last weekend w/o any problem. On another subject, I am pulling a 6 ft. medium duty 3pt. rotary cutter on steep ground. How do you think the 3930 4wd would handle a 7 ft. 3 pt. [Reply]  [Send Email] Blue Buddy 09-19-2009 15:44:44 67.220.41.10 20846 Report to Moderator well, basically, if you are not having any trouble with the one yu have you could step up, with the 4wd it should still have enough front weight to be stable, weights can always be added if needed, the limiting factor is what your cutting and how fast you wish to travel, I assume you are talking still just a single hub design for 7 feet, and that extra 6 inches on each end will need some more horsepower to drive for sure if your in a heavy crop, in a light crop it should be Ok, but if in actual brush, I would say stay with the 6 footer   [Reply]  [Send Email] [Show Entire Topic]   [Options]  [Printer Friendly]  [Return to Forum]   [Add a Reply] Hop to: Another Forum Tractor Talk Tool Talk Restoration Tips Paint & Bodywork Implement Alley Tractor Transporting Allis Chalmers Case Combines Crawlers Farmall & IH Ford Ford 9N,2N & 8N Fordson John Deere MH & MF Harry Ferguson Minneapolis Moline Oliver & Cockshutt Garden Tractors Orphans Stationary Engines Today's Tractors Memorabilia Tractor Tales Using Your Tractor Tractor Pulling Site Comments Test Forum Buyer Seller Feedback Kountry Life Classic Trucks