Posted by jwal10 on March 12, 2016 at 11:20:31 from (71.222.29.231):
In Reply to: Tractor Compare posted by Cory Schmidt on March 12, 2016 at 10:47:11:
I had a 2030 JD loader tractor. Have had 656 gear drive loader tractors. Like the hydro much better. Gear drive has the shifter on the right. Deere shifter is in the middle so you can raise and lower the loader while shifting. Hydro 656/666/686 forward/reverse lever on the left. Deere has a stouter front axle, lower center of gravity, lower overall to get in lower overhead spots. The Deere does have a problem in the steering, a weak spot. This pivot point pin has a bushing that wears causing sloppy steering needs changed often. I used the 2030 400 hrs a year on loader and spraying, had a #48 loader. Very seldom removed even though it was quick attach. Used the loader in the fall to load and unload harrows used in spraying Avadex. 5 12' harrows behind the 60' wheel boom. Also loaded spreader truck when stilling peppermint. Changed the bushing every 2 years, not hard at all....James
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