Posted by 300jk on February 10, 2017 at 15:27:25 from (70.195.142.20):
I have been looking at different tractors lately and have noticed the Deere's are usually priced quite a bit higher than other brands compared by size, condition ect. I also watch the Mecum auctions on rfd and they are always loaded with jd. Were there that many less built that makes them more valuable ? Were they really that much better ? I am not anti jd by any means but I really don't get it. All machinery has a life expectancy no matter the color and I can't figure out why a wore out jd is worth more than a good solid running tractor of a different color. As a note irt seems like you can go places and buy all kinds of jd stuff with no other brands represented. I think it hats all marketing. When non farmers go to a store and want something with a tractor it's always jd because that's what I hey must think every farmer owns. This is no rant I am just a little confused on the equipment values and popularity.
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