There's a lot of J/D green on our farm, a lot of it is very OLD green. Coming for a person who's also in the auto industry I marvel over what we can still purchase through deere. One example about 2 years ago I needed the hydraulic line in frt of the lower seat of a 1957 620 tractor. We were using it & needed it that day if possible. I took it off & was going to braze it. I called Deere & asked how long would it take to get a new line. There parts man said about 3 minutes, they had two on the shelf. I said 2??? I think asked if he had the other line, yep got it too, I was there within the hour & it was the 3rd line that he'd sold in the last 12 months. Sure they cost me about 117.00 each, they are on the tractor, I repaired the leaking one, wrapped them both in new paper & oiled them down & marked the box. & We used the tractor that day with almost NO down time. When you put over 1300 square bales of hay threw a 337 baler with an old 620 on the frt in one day your neck might get sore but it's still a joy..
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