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What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag.

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AGEN

12-20-2001 19:02:21

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I can only get one subscription, so which is the better overall magazine; nice photos, good articles, etc., etc. All opinions welcomed and appreciated.
Thanks.

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Bob Collins

12-22-2001 07:28:36

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

AGEN, Lots of good answers here but let's look at solving the problem,find a friend or make a new friend if you have to. Then get him/her to subscribe to one magazine and you get the other, then lend/trade and enjoy both. It will be worth the hassle because the don't "overlap" that much. Merry Christmas! Bob

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Steve Smith

12-21-2001 16:22:11

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

I get both and I like both. But, if I could have only one, I would get Green Mag. cause it comes every month. Steve

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Stan - Florida

12-21-2001 12:33:43

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

Does Two Cylinder Club provide serial number search assistance to subscribers? If so, that might be a vote for them, since Deere started their Collector's Club.

Stan

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Sjoerd de Bijl

12-21-2001 10:25:34

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

Nederlands. Oijen 21 december 2001 NB

Sjoerd houd zoveel van tractors en truks.
Hij vind het geweldig!

Hij wil wel alles hebben wat er in de winkels staat.

Ik wou vragen of jullie een blad hebben over truks en tractors.

Hij wil het zo graag hebben maar we weten niet waar wij het aan moeten vragen.

Alvast bedankt

Groetjes Sjoerd de Bijl (Schrijf me liever hier heb je het adres.)

Sjoerd de Bijl
Weverstraat 6
5394 AE Oijen
Nederland.

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Arnie

12-21-2001 10:49:49

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Re: Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to Sjoerd de Bijl, 12-21-2001 10:25:34

I get both mags, I like both especially Greens Mr. Thinkers column but lately my mag. from Green has been arriving so late that by time I call on adds the parts are gone.. No choice on either at this time but am thinking about one over the other

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Handsome Jim

12-21-2001 19:59:14

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Re: Re: Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to Arnie, 12-21-2001 10:49:49

My issues of Two Cylinder is sometimes late too.

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Green Envy

12-21-2001 13:36:33

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Re: Re: Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to Arnie, 12-21-2001 10:49:49

How late do you get your Green Mag. I get mine usually in the first 2 or 3 days of each month. I live in Montana.

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mike

12-20-2001 19:22:20

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

Green mag is my choice,comes once a month (two
cylinder every 3).Two cylinder is mostly old
articles collected from dealer books.

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correction

12-21-2001 06:32:18

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Re: Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to mike, 12-20-2001 19:22:20

correction! Two-Cylinder comes every TWO months.
And it's NOT mainly old articles.

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Handsome Jim

12-20-2001 19:22:09

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Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to AGEN, 12-20-2001 19:02:21

I get both and it's hard to say which one is my favorite. It depends on your interest. Their titles are pretty decriptive. 'Green' deals with all John Deere products, not just the Johnny Poppers, but anything they made that was green, two cylinders, new generation, lawn and garden,etc. 'Two Cylinder' is pretty much what it says, two cylinder tractors and related equipment. If that doesn't help you decide, keep this in mind, Green publishes once a month, Two Cylinder comes out once every other month. Happy Holidays.HJ

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Putt Putt

12-21-2001 07:00:24

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Re: Re: What's Better: Green Mag. or 2-Cylinder Mag. in reply to Handsome Jim, 12-20-2001 19:22:09

Handsome Jim�s comparison is good. The product of both is a top notched publication. John Deere�s apparent sweetheart deal with Two Cylinder to the exclusion of Green Mag. gives me a bitter taste. Apparently there is no love lost between the two publishers. While Green Mag�s attention to New Gen doesn�t add anything for me, the next guy may find that his reason for reading Green. I get a lot out of Green�s �Mr. Thinker� article.

For now I take both, but if I give one up it will be Two Cyl. �Guess image and PR do matter. Putt Putt

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