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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world field update at the 30-hour mark on a John Deere 4720, filmed while actively tilling a food plot with a rotary tiller. He compares it directly to his prior tractor, a 3520 open-station 37 hp, and explains why the 4720's cab and extra horsepower (66 hp) matter for his use. It's a brief, task-in-progress impression rather than a full walkaround or spec breakdown, best for buyers curious about real owner satisfaction after upgrading tractor size.
Posted by an owner using the tractor on his own property for food plot work, sharing hands-on impressions rather than a dealer or professional review.
The owner upgraded from a 3520 open station with 37 hp to the 4720 with 66 hp and a cab, calling the combination very capable for hot, cold, humid, or buggy conditions.
Yes, in the video he tills sod into a food plot and within an hour has it ready for planting corn and beans, calling the machine unbelievable and very capable.
The owner says it is expensive but highly recommends it, especially if you deal with hot, cold, humidity, or bugs where you live.
