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Re: Farmall 856 vs JD 4020D
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Posted by G Taylor on August 12, 2001 at 12:46:22 from (64.10.111.185):
In Reply to: Farmall 856 vs JD 4020D posted by IH1 on August 11, 2001 at 22:51:05:
Comparing a Deere 4220 to a 856 would be a closer match.
I don't know what side console is awkward on the 4020, have run both early & late models & everything is handy.
The Deere is worth more now & in the future. May as well have something that's an investment & can also use. People stop & ask farmers if there 4020 is for sale all the time.
Haven't seen any Farmall dealers recently but Deere & Co. is there strong & able to provide parts & service.
Haven't seen 4020 that was a fuel hog if injectors & airfilters were clean.
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