Al diesels will work on less fuel than gassere, so steer that direction. Nebraska tests will show the fuel consumption per horsepower hour for all tractors you are interested in. The reality has less to do with fuel consumption (which you will find to be close enough to be of less concern) the issues are two: Initial price, favoring IH by about 40% (a generalization) fortractors of the same drawbar capacity, and utility value with similar tires. The second also favors IH, it is repair costs and parts cost. Mother Deere seems to charge substantially for components. Service work is an independent dealer's perogative, but again Deere costs are often higher. Check your dealers for both to compare on say a head gasket replacement labor and parts (plus shop materials, and waste disposal charges as well) JD tractors are no more or less likely to be self destructive, (some particular models may not fit that description, but the same goes for IH) I hope this is the info you need. JimN
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