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Deere Driver 01-24-2013 04:48:24 50.90.47.129 Report to Moderator	Deere's Utility Tractor Line has been made in Germany's Mannheim factory for many years. The first models were imported for sale here in the early 70's. These were quality products and included high-line features, such as replaceable wet sleeves in the engines, lower-link draft sensing and an open center hydraulic system. Waterloo tractors offered more options in the late 70's-early 80's, including more hydraulic flow, Quad-Range and Power Shift Transmissions, but as an owner, you already know they were built for higher-HP work. In recent years, Deere has built tractors for sale in the US at Waterloo, Mannheim, Mexico and India. They also now have an assembly plant in Augusta, GA. Waterloo still builds high HP Row Crop Tractors and 4WD models with all of the latest premier features. Even today, the smaller Utility models do not have all of the bells and whistles found on the larger units. Common throughout the line is Deere quality and good dealer availability for parts and service, all supporting high resale values. [Reply]   [No Email]
kj@junction 01-24-2013 21:51:53 75.81.232.26 Report to Moderator	Re: Mannheim tractors in reply to Deere Driver, 01-24-2013 04:48:24   at work we have a jd utility that when you go to mother deere for filters you need to specify that it was built in mexico, their are 2 different oil filter numbers, [Reply]  [No Email]