Posted by rrlund on November 21, 2017 at 06:56:42 from (64.25.196.117):
In Reply to: tractor shopping posted by Farmall49 on November 20, 2017 at 21:14:35:
I don't know what you're looking for in power,but you'll never regret buying a good 2-105. I bought this one a year ago last April. Fantastic haying and planting tractor. I've even pulled a 20 foot disc with it in plowed ground when the 2-135 was out of commission for a few days. I used to have a 4040 Deere and loved that tractor,and don't get me wrong,they each have points that are better than the other,but the three speed over under on the White is better than the two speeds you can shift without clutching with the Quad Range in the Deere for cutting and baling hay or planting. She runs on less fuel than the Deere and has 15 more horses. The air works great in mine,you'll never beat the 354 Perkins for fuel economy,the over under gives you 18 forward speeds and 6 reverse. Great tractor,hands down going away.
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