JCB Fastrac 4220 really worth buying?

[mrn0b0dy1990]

Been really attracted to how the jcb fastrac 4220 looks like, does it work as good as how it looks? please share some real life advantages of having this particular model to a farmer coz its not cheap at all. coz if its just all looks then i dont think around 230k for this is not going to be worth it at all.

 

[potter.head]

yes the 4220 fastrac is as good as it looks, I have a friend who uses it on his farm and i visit him from time to time . Its one of the best equipment he has on his farm

 

[FamilyGuy]

Been really attracted to how the jcb fastrac 4220 looks like, does it work as good as how it looks? please share some real life advantages of having this particular model to a farmer coz its not cheap at all. coz if its just all looks then i dont think around 230k for this is not going to be worth it at all.

It works as good as it looks. No worries on that. It's worth it but maybe around the same price are Fendt options you maybe wanna check.

 

[dust-free_mojo]

Hey, did you ever end up taking the plunge and getting one?

 

[stephen.on.board]

Actually @dust-free_mojo I'm not sure if they pulled the trigger yet, but from what I hear, the 4220 is a beast in the field and definitely worth considering if the budget allows. It's more than just looks you know... it delivers reliable performance as far as I know.

 

[legi0noni0ns]

My brother runs a 4220 on his mid-size farm. The 4-wheel suspension and disc brakes make it super smooth on the road, and the 50/50 weight distribution gives it crazy stability even with heavy loads. He swears by the CVT transmission for fuel efficiency and loves the tight turning radius for field work. Pricey, yeah, but it's built for speed, comfort, and versatility.

 

[Linux Libertine]

My brother runs a 4220 on his mid-size farm. The 4-wheel suspension and disc brakes make it super smooth on the road, and the 50/50 weight distribution gives it crazy stability even with heavy loads. He swears by the CVT transmission for fuel efficiency and loves the tight turning radius for field work. Pricey, yeah, but it's built for speed, comfort, and versatility.

How does the CVT hold up over time? And any maintenance issues to watch for?