Dad had one of each at the same time. Power and fuel economy were about the same. Pulled a 15' disk, 16'digger, 10 shank Ford 131 chisel plow 4b plow and a 2 row NH chopper just fine with both. The perkins might start a little better in cold weather and a hydra power is cheaper to fix but the case has a decent cab, strong engine and the power shift is just fine if maintained and not abused and the hydraulics are much faster and more user friendly on the case.Our 970 was basically trouble free.I sold my 1850 after I bought my 1070 which I use for pulling a 10rn 7000 planter, round baler loads of grain ect. I have never missed the 1850. A nice white 970 will run you $6-8K, an 1850 should be about 1/2 that give or take a little. Overall I prefer the case.
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