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Posted by low budget on February 06, 2007 at 21:09:51 from (170.215.213.156):
In Reply to: Which tractor has an advantage over the other, a 7 posted by Neil Fuller on February 06, 2007 at 12:35:46:
Neil I answered your question on these 2 tractors on the JD forum. I wanted to add something but was afraid it would get lost in the thread over there. According to the Nebraska test the 766 has 85 hp at rated speed vs 80 for the 4030. At standard PTO the 766 is still 85 hp and the 4030 has 77. This would probably be a noticeable difference on the bagger. If the difference is really dramatic you may want to check filters, injection timing, compression, etc on the Deere. I'm not trying to downplay the performance of the 766 but I know for a fact the JD 329 engine can perform very well also.
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