Posted by Tx Jim on April 12, 2021 at 15:23:31 from (52.144.111.126):
In Reply to: 1964 JOhn Deere 2010 posted by Bigmack on April 09, 2021 at 19:10:48:
Back when I was employed by a JD dealer there was a saying "that one couldn't tear up a good 2010 or repair a bad 2010".
I remember this same JD dealership sold 2 new 2010 diesels that failed enough while under warranty that the farmer traded them for new JI Case tractors
I think 1010/2010 diesel engines were their major pitfall.
1010/2010 diesel engines with glow plugs,pre-combustion chambers that could/would get loose in cylinder head, 4 cyl liners mounted on a plate,dry barely operating brakes from factory assembly line,3pt internal linkage resembled a toy erector set & Prestolite starters left a lot to be desired
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