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Re: 1568 IH or JD 4630


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Posted by robert major on December 31, 2015 at 08:28:36 from (216.130.80.113):

In Reply to: Re: 1568 IH or JD 4630 posted by greenenvy on December 31, 2015 at 07:41:19:

Hi Greenenvy
I'm guessing the problem with that v8 was quite a few guys paid for a 4wd tractor with a good HP and tried using it for that purpose. Then found that motor was a problem. It's kinda like round here the MF 1135 and 55 series tractors blew the rear ends out, and have hyd issues. Tell a guy thats never left a small southern town, and he'll tell you you are an idiot. The difference will be the 30 he knows of that have never been a problem have never worked real hard in the field cultivating or seeding with duals on, and have been babied making hay, or have real low hours on against the 20 I tried getting used parts from to fix mine,That were all junk for the same reason.

The jd v8 tractor Kevin had was never right from day one he got it, There was another guy to tried trading one from about 12 hours drive from here with dealers in this area, nobody wanted that either. The NH dealer i worked for managed to find parts to fix the one they traded in that puked getting it off the truck. It near bankrupt the sales department in what it cost to fix. 15 years ago there was only one new block left for that motor from what JD told our guys, and some other stuff was hard to find. There was another one very close to here misteriously caught fire after it had been to the repair shop to.I bet that wasn't any good either L.O.L. Every company has a memorable screw up once in a while Maybe that was JD's in the 4wd market.
Regards Robert


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