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ZETOR VS DEERE Burrhead and tony get the picture right
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Posted by Chris Williams on December 28, 1999 at 13:41:03 from (152.163.207.72):
In Reply to: John Deeres FOREVER!!! posted by Chris Williams on September 27, 1999 at 12:18:04: Burrhead knows what he's talking about. I dont know why hes called burrhead though. I got a Zetor myself. It blows away the Deere in many respects. If a guy named Bill answers this post, then take heed that he just blows period. Bill came home from his Job at McDonalds and found his John Deere on fire. Bill ran inside, called the Fire Department and shouted, "hurry over here my Tractors on fire!!!, "OK" replied the fireman, "How do we get there?" "Say, dont you still have those big red trucks?"
If he bakes you with his vast knowledge of tractors then you'll understand.
Just check out the guy on The heavy tractor Question......
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