I'm thinking about making the change to deere

jon f mn · Apr 24, 2018

It's been one of "THOSE" days! I've spent
do much time waiting in line today I've
shopped all the land and farms for sale,
custom designed a pole shed at Menards,
shopped all the Case, Oliver, and Allis
stuff for sale, and I'm still waiting. I'm
seriously thinking about looking at some of
the green stuff if I don't get moving soon.
Hope it don't damage me in the head or
something.

Maybe someone here will start a good
argument to give me something to do, maybe
someone has an opinion on oil or fuel
additives.

dlbuck · Apr 24, 2018

Or opinions on Social Security, Calcium in tires, ethanol, Harbor Freight tools, hooking up a generator to your house, chaining a load on a trailer, or doctors, lawyers and Indian Chiefs. The list could keep you busy for days.

Moonlite37 · Apr 24, 2018

When you fall into that kind of a vice, be prepared to make some hind of a penance offering

Janicholson · Apr 24, 2018

Load binders origin of manufacture is always fum.. Sales on insulated boots and outerwear. Good buys on used oats! Jim

larry@stinescorner · Apr 24, 2018

We could talk about how handy and nimble a FORD tractor is compared to a CASE?

Mike(NEOhio) · Apr 24, 2018

Ford/Chevy/Dodge pickups. JD vs IH. Seat up, seat down. The roll: over or under.

jon f mn · Apr 24, 2018

That's just crazy talk! No one would believe thats

Cory Schmidt · Apr 24, 2018

exactly Jon... A ford more nimble then a case, not likely. Now a Farmall is a tad more nimble then a Case with its rooster perch steering arm sticking out.

Adirondack case guy · Apr 24, 2018

Yup, Larry. those little Fords are pretty handy in a 1 Acre garden. Put them in a hundred acre field and they would take most of the day to make a round trip from one end and back again. HeHe.
Loren

jacksun65 · Apr 24, 2018

You must have come into a bunch of money if you are contemplating buying a big green machine. LOL I've always had JD's Just got my first Case 831c. It is simple well built heavy. It's a pain trying to fix years of H//a repairs, but well worth it in the end.

jon f mn · Apr 24, 2018

Now your being silly, everybody knows that chicken roost steering is better that a 2 cylinder jd engine. And your wife can hang the laundry on it when your done with your work.

Adirondack case guy · Apr 24, 2018

Geezze Jon, I think you need to buy a squeeze jug of Baby powder and apply some to your jocky shorts each morning. That will keep your butt from sweating!!! Just be careful when you need to release a little pressure. You may end up with white dust around your shirt collar. HeHe.
Loren

Cory Schmidt · Apr 24, 2018

don't take much to beat a johnny popper(only good for knowing where the neighbor that has one is trying to work)...Have a good point on that the roost arm is multipurpose I too have hung a thing or two on our SC, like the hammer when beating on the "green thing"(not that often do call it deere) that happens to be busted a few feet away.

SVcummins · Apr 24, 2018

Buy one of each brand they were all good until the age of plastic and tinfoil .

Olliejunkie · Apr 24, 2018

I have a lot of Oliver's but my 3010 will be the last time I go. It gets used the most and steers a whole lot easier than any of my tractors including a 8n and a to30.

aFORDable · Apr 24, 2018

Best diesel: Ford, Chevy, Dodge? Best motorcycle: standard or metric? Buying import or USA? (those should take awhile)

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