Posted by Randy Shoe on January 24, 2018 at 17:45:45 from (67.142.173.22):
In Reply to: want your opinion posted by gary33 on January 24, 2018 at 16:54:09:
I was farming in the 80's and the two most popular brands here in southern ID. were Case Johndeere and IH. A piece of equipment is only as good as the dealer that represents it. Fortunately we had three great dealers in this area that bend over backwards to meet the needs of the farmers here. I bought a new Case 2390 durning this period of time and can't say enough for the way it performed and held up. On the dyno it put out 185 hp.had a four speed trans with three speed power shift with close increments. The comparable JD was a 4840 with a syncro or eight speed power shift at about 180 hp.The JD power shift was not a desirable trans as the split between gears were to far apart. The syncro being a better trans for most applications. The IH brand for this period were good tractors but were very unhandy to run. My choice for the 80's period would be Case.
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