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Re: Re: Re: john deere 5210
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Posted by DAVE M on November 05, 2002 at 03:22:59 from (12.40.253.98):
In Reply to: Re: Re: john deere 5210 posted by TAB on November 04, 2002 at 22:56:54:
My more than 2 cents worth. The TS110 is a good
tractor it is built in Basildon England plant
thats where the (i'm going to use the 4000 Ford
and 5610 Ford for example) thats where the
4000,4610,4630, and 5610 5610II were built at.
The TS series are the "Ford Tractor" design They
have stopped building those. Now CaseIH tractors
have started production there. AS far as your
TN the local dealer is selling about 10 a year
he was selling 50-60 30 series tractors a year
till production stopped in June 1999. A good
buddy has a TN75 and he loves it. But if you look
at the specs of the TN it is a close copy of the
JD 5000 series, it has a dry clutch pto like the JD. The TN may be a good tractor but it is NOT
better than what it replaced the tried and proven
"FORD tractor". except for hyd pump capacity. I
hope you have good service out of your TN65, there
is nothing worse than spending big money on something and it has problems like the guy with the John Deere 5210 cab
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