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John Deere X320 at Vanderfield

Series Highlights Seat Seat Open-back 38 cm (15 in.) high-back seat is adjustable to 15 positions of 17 cm (7 in.) seat travel and allows for air circulation to keep the operator’s back cool and dry. Headlights Headlights Headlights are designed to provide an optimum lighting pattern for mowing when light conditions are limited. Twin Touch™ Pedals Twin Touch™ Pedals Hydrostatic Twin Touch pedals allow the operator to easily control the direction and speed of travel of the ride-on mower without having to lift their foot off the platform. V-Twin Engines V-Twin Engines X300 Series models are powered by iTorque™ Power Systems - a combination of engine features and exclusive hood design that provides superior lugging ability, even cooling, and durability. Back wheels turned to show 4-Wheel Steer 4-Wheel Steer All four wheels turn, greatly reducing the need to back up when trimming around tight areas such as trees or curved landscaping. Selected models only. Edge Xtra Deck Edge Xtra™ Deck Available in 96 cm (38 in.), 107 cm (42 in.), 122 cm (48 in.), 137 cm (54 in.) widths and 107 cm (42 in.) Mulch deck. Formed from a single sheet of steel with a rolled lip for extra strength, these decks are designed for superior airflow to deliver excellent mowing performance. Mower Deck Height Adjustment Dial Mower Deck Height Adjustment Quickly and easily adjust the mower deck height of cut in 0.6 cm (1/4 in.) increments with the rotary dial knob. Fuel Tank Opening Fuel Tank Large 7 cm (3 in.) diameter fuel filler tank opening, located on the left fender, makes adding fuel easy and helps reduce spillage. The fuel tank is made from translucent material and allows the operator to quickly know the fuel level. 1300 VANDER www.vanderfield.com.au FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/Vanderfield LINKEDIN www.linkedin.com/company/vanderfield TWITTER   / vanderfiel.  . INSTAGRAM   / vanderfieldau   FLIKR https://www.flickr.com/gp/140779005@N... TUMBLR   / vanderfieldmarketing