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Posted by Turke Bros. Farms on March 04, 2007 at 07:24:36 from (152.163.101.6):
Some people get carried away in which is better. I like ALL tractors, each has their own pluses and bad parts. From a repair shop standpoint, john Deere always has the best re-sale but bit more complicated than others to work on. International has been tried and true, not a great re-sale and the hydros, and T/A's could have been better. Fords are good but not so well on the select-o-speed. I prefer the red brand just because in the 1940's they had a good system down and i use it today. So I guess I dont uderstand what the deal is or why people get carried away or act poorly over it. Can you please explain It?
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