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JD guys are pretty mad!!!

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Jason

05-15-1999 11:06:21

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Hey Oliver Guys, If you look on the JD board look under 3020. The JD guys look pretty mad. HAHA!!!!

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A J.D. Man

05-15-1999 19:28:11

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Re: JD guys are pretty mad!!! in reply to Jason, 05-15-1999 11:06:21

People always want to compare tractors to a John Deere that tells me that John Deere is the best.

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Ronnie

05-15-1999 13:37:41

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Re: JD guys are pretty mad!!! in reply to Jason, 05-15-1999 11:06:21

Your mad because Oliver don't have a new line for next year and JOHN DEERE will have HAHA!!!. P.S. when Oliver quit building tractors that was the best they could do.

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Bob

02-03-2000 22:44:40

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Re: Re: JD guys are pretty mad!!! in reply to Ronnie , 05-15-1999 13:37:41

Only reason that JD is in existance because they had to ROB ideas off of oliver tractors to stay competitive.

Example: electric hydraulics w/depth control set from the seat, (took Deere nealy 45 yrs to figure this out). Six Cyl. Engine (took Deere 25 years to adopt). First row crop Diesel (Deere came w/a row crop diesel 14yrs later). First to have" live" PTO and Hydraulics, (then came Deere 4 yrs later). First torshon spring seat, (8 years later Deere came with one).First with MFWD (took deere 20 years to admit this is better than hydraulic front drive). Tilt/Telescoping steering wheel, (Deere 10 years later). Iso mounted platform and cab,(deere came 4 years later). Backlighted guages,(took Deere 11 years). Rubber track tractor, (53 long years later for deere).

If Oiver existed today and kept on innovating ahead of there time features on their new tractors. They would make JohnDeere tractors look like obsolete junk.

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