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Re: 5103 or 431
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Posted by oland on February 28, 2005 at 03:19:03 from (204.49.140.185):
In Reply to: 5103 or 431 posted by Turtle on February 27, 2005 at 09:28:19:
I can tell you one advantage the Deere has is independent pto which the 431 does not have available,even as an option. You will appreciate this with pto work. Both should give good service so I would give a lot of consideration which dealer was the closest and the best to deal with in regard to service and parts. The Deere has a roomier platform since the gears are out to the side. Another thing is the Deere has wet brakes and the Massey has drum brakes that are not as good.
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