Posted by 4020deereboy on March 23, 2012 at 13:08:21 from (205.185.95.11):
In Reply to: Ih 1086 vs ac 8030 posted by 4020deereboy on March 23, 2012 at 12:56:01:
We have a big agco dealer about 70 miles away which is not that big of a deal since almost everything we need is about that far away we do have a case ih dealer right in town and a John Deere dealer that ain't worth a rats a $$ The 8030 I'm looking at is four wheel drive and has a loader for 15,000 and the 1086 is 2wd with no loader so the 8030 is buy far the better tractor for what we need I just wonder how the parts support will be for the 8030 according to tractor data there was only about 4000 made
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