Posted by cmd1042 on January 22, 2010 at 16:41:26 from (69.40.137.20):
In Reply to: Kabota or Johndeere posted by DMS on January 22, 2010 at 16:31:09:
I just went do that road I decided on the McCormick cx90 1 was the perkins engine and the rest of the tractor was the case IH design mostly. it has a power shift in 4 gears and is in my opinion a better view and layout than the JD the JD engines are made in Mexico and as with most of the parts. some of them are asembled in georgia the M is the better model. I did not look at the kubota I hear they are ok but I am a diehard IH fan the case IH in that 80hp size are newholland feiot. I am happy with the Mccormick so far I think if I was to buy a larger tractor I would revisit all 3 brands and compare again just did not like the 5095 gear set up and cab view. price was comparable with each I did price the kubota but did not look at. and the 60 month 0% was the real attraction to the whole new machine thing. and I never bought a new one before.
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