Posted by JD Seller on January 24, 2018 at 18:02:12 from (208.126.196.24):
In Reply to: want your opinion posted by gary33 on January 24, 2018 at 16:54:09:
Well the ones right around 1980 that I would think about are a JD 4440,IH 1086 and Case 2290. The IH 1086 the cheaper of the two.
I would NOT even think about a Ford TW35 or any of the large Ford tractors older than the Genesis series. They are a pretty good tractor. The TWs finished of Ford in the higher Horse power row crop tractors.
I would rate the JD 4440 then the Case finishing up with the IH. The JD 4440 is a proven workhorse that will do heavy work but still handle nice doing smaller tractor jobs. The Case 2290 is a rugged and dependable tractor, just a little clumsy handling. The IH 1086 has a good motor, TA can be an issue. Terrible shifting transmission if it does not have the shifter updates. The worse cab/door of them all, still cheap dependable horse power.
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