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????????? The colors you mention are pretty much primary colors which all are appealing. One of the most impressive schemes was not on a tractor but the green and orange during the 1970's of New Idea. The Europeans use green and orange but the arrangement typically is not good.
 
Farmers in my area are 50 50 red and Green.
The older Fords, N series, are being replaced with Kubota orange.
No 1000 acre plus farmers use orange. farmer are using Kubotas.
One old guy is using Case tractors from the 50 60s.

No Blues.
 
Definitely red and purple around here... Some yellow and white
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Thinking of what I see going back and forth to work.
Used to see several JCB Fastrac's pulling poo tanks then they disappeared and starting to see Fendt, now less of those and more JD's showing up ?
Also seeing more newer looking New Holland blue tractors at some of the farms.
Still see lots of horse's out here in the fields and on the roads. Lots of Amish in this area of Ohio.
 
In our area SE Illinois,there is probably 20 JD Combines and Tractors to 1 of anything else. Used to farm. But lots of Kubotas to mess around.
 
My tractor loyalty has changed over the years and at this point Id say its White. Being blindly loyal to IH Red or Ford Blue is not for me.
 
In the neighbor hood it is evenly split between green an red paint tractors. Some blue NH tractors are seen around. Those might be Case-NH not sure. The media is saying we are running out of fuel for the diesels. This e 25 below might become the new blue when we are out of fuel, it is all electric. Plug it into the 110 outlet at night then it is ready to go with a full charge in the morning. We don't see any around here but they say there are 50 dealers in the country. That bucket can hold plenty of zuchinni, squash, turnips, okra and firewood, but I don't know how much corn it can plant.
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At one time, the Kubota slogan was something like:
We don't want to be #1, but we're working on #2.
 
(quoted from post at 07:14:48 11/08/22) John Deere green is not as popular

Ford Blue is fading off

IH red is getting very popular
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True IH red has not existed since the 80 s. The current red is much too nationalist for my tastes.
 
Coy? Not here. I appreciate your esoteric review of tractor colors this second week of November harvest. CASE has gone away from the demonstrator Black and the power White. WFE is no more, but lets hope there is a Silver lining after the spreaders quit spinning!
 
Very sneaky, he got me..
Sounds like Larry is on his way to see his Dr and donate some blood.
 
(quoted from post at 18:37:57 11/08/22) Coy? Not here. I appreciate your esoteric review of tractor colors this second week of November harvest. CASE has gone away from the demonstrator Black and the power White. WFE is no more, but lets hope there is a Silver lining after the spreaders quit spinning!
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You are a good wordsmith!
 
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