Posted by docmirror on June 26, 2019 at 06:12:04 from (107.213.165.255):
In Reply to: 8N posted by 3/9semfi on June 24, 2019 at 04:14:07:
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Pretty sure this was for me, so I'll respond. Yep, I bought a JD 2010. Got it dirt cheap, so it wasn't the finest example. Had more power of course so it would do everything the 8N would do, just a bit better. Had Deere version of 'live hyd' and independent PTO. It worked better than the 8N. I used the 2010 for a couple of scarping jobs, and I did fit the auger to it, and drill a couple holes. Everything was more useful on the 2010 compared to the same task on the 8N.
Which is what I've been saying in this thread since my first foray. Newer, bigger tractors will be easier, faster, deeper, harder, etc. None of that STOPS me from using the 8N, it's now just a matter of where is the 2010, and where is the 8N when I need a job done. In fact, I'm selling the 2010 and keeping the 8N just because I don't want the hassle of the shifting, and the fuel consumption of the bigger tractor.
I have to give credit for two things on the 2010. It has fantastic PS and brakes. These two features alone set it well apart from the 8N. If it shifted like a normal tractor, and didn't use so darn much gas, I would keep it and put more hours on it.
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