Posted by Leroy on August 14, 2017 at 07:06:53 from (69.88.204.212):
In Reply to: 3010 vs 1650 posted by orangepower on August 14, 2017 at 05:20:40:
When we bought our combine from a farmer he had a 3010 setting there, this was before the 3020 came out and it forever killed the new generation Deeres for me. He could not get parts for it at that time, possibly 3 years old. Then I drove my Uncles 3020 when it was only a couple of years old and I hated that thing,cannot call it a tractor. I had been a 2 cylinder man but when Deere quit that tractor they lost me forever as a tractor customer. When we wanted newer tractors went to Ford, I like looks of the Olivers But none ever around me. But with what I know of those Deeres and the local Deere dealer I think had every one of the 3010's in to rebuild the engine under warenty you could not give me one if I had to use it. So it definatly would be the Oliver.
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