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Josh

01-05-2000 09:27:35




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I have a junior english report and a speech that i must have to pass 11th grade.... my subject for both is tractors speech:JD R vs. FARMALL H ENGLISH:ANY INFORMATION ON JOHN DEERE,FARMALL,AND FORD TRACTORS.....ANY INFORMATION IS GREATLY APPRICIATED!

JOSH




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jeff

01-06-2000 17:39:18




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 Re: JD vs. IH in reply to Josh, 01-05-2000 09:27:35  
Josh, If you are looking to compare two tractors of like size the two you picked aren't matched very well. the JD R was the first diesel tractor JD made and was a pretty big tractor,for it's time,and the H was a gas tractor only and rated at probably less than half the HP of the mighty R. if you have any questions you can e-mail me and i'll try to help. One thing of intrest mabey is that JD is the only manufacturer of tractors and impliments that has always been JD from the beginning to present day. all other tractor Co.s have been bought and sold and resold again. JD is the one and only original. good luck, Jeff

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edchainsaw

01-08-2000 19:58:31




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 Re: Re: JD vs. IH in reply to jeff, 01-06-2000 17:39:18  

hey jeff you might wont to reword that ONLY one statement... John Deere purchased WaterLoo boy engine company to get tractors we khow of today as John Deeres.. the John Deere tractors were Dains and were never mass produced.



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Jim

01-06-2000 07:39:40




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 Re: JD vs. IH in reply to Josh, 01-05-2000 09:27:35  
Search the internet for "john deere b" and "farmall h", etc and you will get tons of articles on their history, etc.



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Ron

01-05-2000 10:34:35




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 Re: JD vs. IH in reply to Josh, 01-05-2000 09:27:35  
If you're planning your speech as a comparison of somewhat similar tractors, you will either need to change the IH to a "WD-9" or change the John Deere to a "B".



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