Re: Tractors that proved themselves/and didn't

Posted by donjr on February 19, 2013 at 09:01:13 from (72.71.177.201):

In Reply to: Tractors that proved themselves/and didn't posted by rrlund on February 19, 2013 at 08:00:25:

I have to add the -40, and really the -30 series Deeres. These are easy to work on and about as good a bunch of tractors as JD ever put out. They handle great, and don't kick up too many problems. The cab could have been a bit better, but are adequate for the time they were built, and not bad for today. The 466 will be among the best in the business, and the transmissions have held up well. Even the older 404's are really not a bad engine- just a bit slow on power. And, if it happens to be a powershift, you have to go a long way to improve on the reliability they had. I've had a 4240 and a 4430, and both were good, strong tractors.

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