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Re: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere
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Posted by Howard H. on January 04, 2007 at 17:03:53 from (164.58.210.239):
In Reply to: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere posted by Skywalker on January 04, 2007 at 16:13:08:
You didn"t say why your Dad wanted to switch or why you think he is crazy. A horse like that Steiger wouldn"t be good for row-crop or things like that - where the JD would shine. But for raw beef - primary tillage, as you say - the Steiger would pull two of that size JD"s backwards... Dad has a 4850 JD and I bought an 895 Versatile (fairly comparable to the Steiger you mentioned). I also have run two Steigers - one older and one newer than the model you mentioned. They were not better than my Versatile, but they were good, stout tractors. My 895 will pull a 46" wide Krause disc socked all the way on the ground idling. It is rated 35 hp more than the Steiger you mentioned. Howard
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