Posted by MSchwiebert on April 03, 2018 at 16:58:10 from (99.99.55.95):
In Reply to: Chinese Deere posted by steve706 on April 02, 2018 at 05:57:46:
John Deere makes/assembles all sorts of tractors in China for the Chinese market. The link is for the Chinese "5E" series - which is a little bit different than the 5E's that are assembled in Augusta GA. A few weeks ago, I had a customer in Peru that was looking for a replacement MFWD axle for one of the Chinese John Deere models, (we make all the MFWD axles used in current production tractors made in Mannheim, Augusta & China) but I do not know if Deere introduced the Chinese tractors to Peru as a low cost option, or if it was a "gray market" tractor like this one. Regarding parts, John Deere seems to assign the two letter alphabetical prefix based on who has design control/"parentage" on the vehicle in question. For example, many of the John Deere China part numbers lead with the letters "NF" while "AL" seems to be used for Mannheim parts (at least from what I've seen for the MFWD axles and their related items). Deere could always use this as a method of controlling which regions have access to which parts if they wanted to. I'd also doubt that they're stocked in North America or priced for here either.
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