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Re: Recovery after ether?


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Posted by robert major on December 01, 2014 at 13:01:09 from (216.130.71.219):

In Reply to: Re: Recovery after ether? posted by Tx Jim on December 01, 2014 at 11:34:58:

I don't have a john Deere other than a lawn
mower and some that come in the shop, But I do
have a sense of humor, that some don't!.

I have customers that say they don't start that
good in the cold winters up here that are die
hard Deere and Deere only. They only get
another brand rep on there yard once.
Thats when he's new to the dealership and
don't Know any better than not to call there,
or the boss don't like him and sends him anyway
L.O.L!.

I was on the guys yard that owned the one that
was in my shop, that wouldn't start in the
cold, when he was rude to the new sales man
from CIH. He told him "never call here again,
IF I want a red ------- tractor or combine! I
will call you"!.
The guys that green, but addmits its not a
great starter in the cold, and there are others
to say the same and will say the same of a
4020! they have been green that long.

If yours starts and your happy then as far as
i'm concerned That's all that matters to you,
and your farming practices.
Guys round here comment about it to me that
have them So they must have a reason to think
it and to say it. its not the neighbor that
loves fords saying it about next doors Deere.
Regards Robert


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