Posted by Bruce from Can. on August 27, 2019 at 03:12:58 from (74.12.72.61):
In Reply to: Re: A different green posted by John in La on August 26, 2019 at 21:31:01:
The prices advertised in the add you posted , I would say, are very competitive with other imported tractors, like McCormick, Kubota,etc. I have a neighbor that loves the Deutzs tractors, and always has them. His biggest tractor is one of those Agroton with well over 150hp. They were very popular tractors here 30 years ago when they where connected to Allis, but farmers didn’t understand the importance of blowing out the cooling fins on the air cooled engines, and many blew the engines in their tractors. After the Deutz/Allis thing ended, Deutz no longer had a large dealer network, and while there were still some dealers, you really had to want one and drive some distance to buy a Deutz and parts became a bit of an issue also. Those that like them, still love Deutz. I did go shopping before I bought my Kubota tractor, and liked the Deutz well enough, but my Kubota Dealer is only twenty minutes away, the nearest Deutz Dealer to me, well over an hours drive.
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