Posted by Banditfarmer on March 19, 2015 at 08:35:12 from (75.186.9.25):
I guess I am one of those guy that color doesn't mater to, Color blind I guess. I grew up running AC WD's to 190XT's Oliver's from the 60 to 2050's MH 30 to MF 1155 Fords from 2N's to 8000's IH from the H to 1566's JD from the 10 series to the 30 series. MM U's to G1000 Case SC to 1070 and many more tractors than I could count. Now they all made good tractors and they all made bad ones, I'm just telling the truth about it. One time I had to have a JD 4020 diesel so I bought one and sold it after a year, My back got tired of me reaching forward under the steering wheel to do everything and not being able to turn in the seat to see what was going on behind me. My IH 766 seamed to be light in the front and the 190xt worried me about the transmission. The MF 165 was great to plow with but wasn't worth a darn to pull a disc. Some tractors are better for some jobs no to ways about it. Pulling a pull type picker an Oliver 77 to 880 IH H to 560 just because of how and ware you sit and get off and on.
I know there are guys that wont own anything but JD or IH or Ford and so on. Me it don't matter, I just want the best tractor for the money. If I were looking for a 5 plow tractor (100 horse) and had the choice between a JD 4020 and an Oliver 1850 in the same condition and hours and had the money to buy one. JD was $11000 and the Oliver was $5500 I will buy the Oliver because the Oliver will do the same amount of work or more for 1/2 the cost and keep the other 1/2 in reserve for what might come up unexpectedly. But that's just me and the way I think.
So are you a "Brand" kind of guy or are you "Rainbow" kind of guy? And are you the same way with equipment? Bandit
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