Posted by super99 on December 24, 2007 at 01:01:45 from (75.107.167.209):
In Reply to: John deere G posted by urban tractor maniac on December 24, 2007 at 00:12:13:
I,m no expert, but I think somebody spiked his eggnog. I have read several books about JD and if it happened, it's not in them. As I understand it, JD was trying to get farmers to switch to diesel, and more diesels were made than gas. I have seen more gas than diesels, so makes me wonder. One of my uncles had a new 70 gas and he was always complaining about the 70 and the high altitude pistons that would only last a year and then you couldn't find any to replace them. He finally traded it for a super88 and didn't have another JD till early 70's when he got a used 4020. Chris
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