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lloyd

10-13-2003 18:57:02




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I keep seeing letters after 1010, r,rus,utility commercial and so on what makes each one so? lost in sc!




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MIKE HANLEY

10-13-2003 23:41:08




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 Re: 1010 models in reply to lloyd, 10-13-2003 18:57:02  
The 1010 came in a row crop which was a narrow front end, although there was a wide front opintion for that tractor. Then there was the row crop utility and a special that was a econimy version of the row crop utility. There was also the standard (one row) Last year there was a picture on this site of what looked like a high crop, but no one could come up with an explanation on that one. then of couse there is the 1010 crawler. I always thought the 1010 was a neat looking tractor and was think about buying one at one time till I looked into the problems of that tractor. The tractor was over rated as John Deere did what FORD had been doing for years,,, that was to test the tractor with the engine wound right tite (2500 engine RPM's). That way the tractor was sold as a 35 HP tractor, but to run the PTO at the rated speed (1900 engine RPM's) it was a 29 HP tractor which what is should have been sold as. With the engine wound tite (running at 2500 RPM's) the engine will not last. Had a retired John Deere dearler tell me they took some 1010's and put in sleves and pistons for a 2010 and then set the engine so it would not run over 2000 engine RPM's and those engines lasted a long time with good HP.

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