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11-20-2001 11:37:21

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JD830

11-22-2001 18:17:36

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

John Deere hasn't built a quality tractor since 1960!

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MIKE HANLEY

11-21-2001 20:59:30

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

If you notice the pixs I posted of our 630 tractor, it also states the it has a "beefed-up" 35 loader,,,,WELLLLL LLLLL LLLLL L,,, the reason it's "beefed up" is because I keept breaking it, and my son would chew me out and say,"dad if you need a bulldozer, buy a bulldozer, that 35 loader is a farm loader".....SOOOOO OOOOO...I went out and bought a 430 crawler with a 90 industrual loader, and now he says "what do we want that for we already have a good loader." (He spends more hours on the crawler then I ever will.)

HONSEST SIR HE AN'T MY SON!! 35 YEARS AGO I TRADED MY BEST HORSE FOR HIM FROM A BAND OF ROVING GYPSES. You cann't win for lossing!!!!! !!!! This is just between you and me and goes no ferther. Right?

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Mark J.

11-21-2001 20:21:33

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

I broke the front end of a Ford just by lifting half a bucket of gravel. I regret the day I ever let a blue tractor drive on the farm.

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Keny Christopherson

11-21-2001 17:52:45

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

I am a Farmall and Case man myself, AND I am oly 15 but I m still mature nough t get over different colors of tractos. I actually have files of JD B sound clips saved on my computer. I like all tractors.I just like the Case and Farmall becuase I have been arund them my whole life. I would take an old unstyled G any day! GO JD, IH, and JI!

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G Taylor ..which front axle?

11-21-2001 17:43:13

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Some of those Mannheim Germany built JD's had a standard front axle & an optional HD unit for loaders.Looks like a pin,casting or axle failure. The loader is after market & may have more lift capacity than the one's JD speced for that 1840? The lift capacity with large diameter cylinders lifting the boom past the front axle would be enormous. And required with the funky grapple bucket loaded & hung so far infront. The weight of the tractor cab & likely loaded tires prevented the rear from rising & limiting loader lift. Successive loading into a metals yield strength region will eventually cause fatigue breaks at much less than the normal failure pressure. This tractor has been beaten from between 19 to 25 years. By the way junior, this site is way too mature to fall for a colour war with such a cheap shot from the dark.

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Hey STUPID

11-21-2001 16:37:56

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Would'nt be to funny if somebody got killed would it? I've owned all sorts of brands and anything can break.

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JD70Jim

11-21-2001 06:58:55

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Attention: Nameless one. So you like cheap shots do you? Check out the IH listed for July 2001 on that Profi site. It's twisted in HALF! Do you want to talk about "quality built" after looking at that one also? Ha ha ha ha yourself!

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Steven M

11-21-2001 13:56:46

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Re: Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to JD70Jim, 11-21-2001 06:58:55

I took a look at the series of pictures,and found only a few are of John Deere's. Lots of MF,IH CaseIH and Ford.You would have to be stupid to drive these tractors where they are.

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cannonball

11-21-2001 06:03:25

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

did the axle break or did the bolts through front axle break????? ?? can't tell from pic

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ToddT

11-21-2001 03:29:54

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Note that this picture comes from a whole series of pictures of farm machinery that have had a variety of accidents due to either carelessness and/or neglect. These pictures can be found at Link. Also note that these pictures contain all makes of equipment. This particular picture is the October 2000 picture of the month.

All I can say about the original poster is that this was a very poor, very cheap shot.

Todd's Tractor Pages

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Here is the scoop

11-21-2001 03:27:01

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

By tracing the image back to the posting location, it comes from a Dutch website>Link

If>Link you look at the photos of the month you will see multiple brands of what you would call "having a bad day". Sorta got a kick out of some of the photos but then I got thinking about how dangerous farming can be if you take a large stupid pill in the morning with your grits.

Burns

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Bill from up north

11-20-2001 23:58:17

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

C'mon guys -don't be so hard on him. Ag tractors really aren't made for front end loaders. I've fixed front ends on just about ever make of ag tractor there is ,even some front wheel assists. Never had to fix the front end of a industrial one though and you guys know why ----- -that's right--their built for it. There is one exception- lots of guys up here are adapting 5020 front ends onto their newer ones cause the 5020 front end was built rugged.

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deereman

11-20-2001 22:19:21

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Looks like a typical deere to me. Every deere i have owned has had minor flaws in it, that led to bigger problems. So much for deere quality. The best thing deere has is parts service. Gee, i wonder why.

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JOE

11-22-2001 19:30:57

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Re: Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to deereman, 11-20-2001 22:19:21

yea i wonder why! thats becausse you dont know how
to handle a tractor. and deere is the best so kiss
my @ss

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JOE

11-22-2001 19:28:40

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Re: Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to deereman, 11-20-2001 22:19:21

yea i wonder why! thats becausse you dont know how
to handle a tractor. and deere is the best so kiss
my @ss

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Gene Davis

11-20-2001 18:32:06

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

If you look carefully at the liscene plate on the front of the tractor, it appears to be some where besides the U.S.A., and maybe they haven't learned all the dangers of some of the toys in this world!! LGD

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Raye

11-20-2001 17:53:58

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

The way that off brand loader sticks out in
front of the tractor (probably for a different model) and the size of that bucket,your asking
for trouble.Says more about the owner than
quality.

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anonumous John Deere lover

11-20-2001 16:34:44

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Axles only can stand so much pressure!! so, get a bigger tractor or fix the berings before they cause so much wear that they break!!

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john2510-3020

11-20-2001 16:20:52

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

hey..guys notice he didnt have the balls to leave his name????? i bet he was some idiot that didnt know what he was doing when he dont that.....hey bub what kind of tractors do you like, cuz i've had em all and most of them have busted the front end out beacuse they where weak none of our deeres have had that problem yet....has anyone ever compared teh front axel of a 6000 ten series tractor with lets say oh an Agco or white or massy ford....i could go on but i wont. some people are just to stupid to learn how to take care of there equipment. i guess what my point is that stupidity had a lot to do with it.
john

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Kermit

11-20-2001 15:29:08

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

My guess is the operator tried to lift something far too heavy for the machine. Don't kid yourself there are a lot of other tractors whose front axles would snap if you tried pull silly stunts like that. If you abuse your machinery it will tear up...period.

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Mark

11-20-2001 14:10:44

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

Just another example of why some people should not operate, own, or even get close to a piece . of equipment. Then he has the nerve to rag on John Deere. This guy could F--- up an iron ball with a bananna.

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Tugboat

11-20-2001 12:54:08

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Re: John Deere quality built ha ha ha in reply to ., 11-20-2001 11:37:21

You can bet it was overloaded and overworked when it finally broke! Tugboat

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