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Re: A few farming questions


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Posted by John Deere Green on April 05, 2004 at 10:22:57 from (170.215.31.158):

In Reply to: A few farming questions posted by JohnDeereBMan on March 24, 2004 at 22:43:28:

I really think that a John Deere 4020 Diesel
would fit you just perfect. It is rated at 100 hp
and is just the right size to run most
implements. The nice thing about the 4020 is
first it is a diesel. The diesel gives you a fuel
efficiant engine and also a easy stater in the
winter. (If you plug it in). The 4020 you can
use on the plow, disk, baler, the drill, the
planter, the digger, the manure spredder, and
it is small enought to fit on any other smaller
implements around the farm. You can
purchase a Year-around cab, a Hinkercab and
take it off in the summer and have it on during
the winter. We use one on our farm and it is a
great tractor. Another great tractor to have
around would be John Deere 2 cylinder. They
make an easy fix because of the simplicity of
only having 2 cylinders to worry about
problems with. The tractor to have would be a
late syled A, or mabe a Numbered seiries, the
50, and the 70 are excellent tractors only rating
at 50-60 hp.

I hope this helps

Minnesota farmer



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