Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I always thought the Wagner came in between the 8010-8020 and the 7020. Story I heard was the 8020 was such a flop that Deere discontinued four wheel drive tractor sales intil the 7020 was well tested and ready for the market. The Wagners were offered during that in-between period so Deere could have a four wheel drive to sell. I saw a W14 on a dealer lot when I was driving through Carrington, ND maybe 20 years ago before I knew anything about them. It didn't look like any Deere I'd ever seen before but it was green and yellow and had the Deere name on it. When I got home I researched it. There was a Wagner/Deere at the Butterfield Mn. threshing show a couple of years ago so I had the chance to take a peek at it up close. Jim
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