I was 18 years old at the time and don't remember it being such a big deal, even though we had only ever had 2-cyl John Deeres, along with many in our neighborhood, although I remember a few who were MM, Case, etc., who bought new Deere tractors and other equipment when the new generation came out. One big operator who had always farmed with Deere tractors (he always had two tractors, one for him and one for his wife) from D's to 830's, switched to 5010's and then 7020's as soon as they were available. One of my uncles who was a die-hard Case man (farming with two LAs and a DC) switched to a JD 5010. One neighbor who was using M&Ms waited until the 5020s came along and never looked back and stayed with Deere. The last 2-cyl I farmed seriously with was an 820 and in about 1969 I switched to a Deere 4020, which I still have.
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