Posted by used red MN on July 28, 2021 at 10:23:34 from (146.209.159.16):
In Reply to: Worst ever? posted by johnlobb on July 28, 2021 at 09:51:45:
I think that it would have been interesting if JD would not have held on to the notion that 2 cylinders is all you need. If they would have tried some 4 cylinder models in the 50 to 90 horse range in the fifties it would be interesting to see what they were like. As far a worst tractor with the experience that would be a 3010 gas. We rented a farm in the late 70s and the old farmer had one. Since this farm was 10 plus miles away we occasionally used his tractor. Being used to zippy Farmalls that thing was a joke. When I say after you turned around at the end of the field and headed back I am not exaggerating when I say you could count 1 - 1000, 2 - 1000 up to 5 and then the engine would just be getting up to full rpm. I was not impressed. Later I had a buddy with a dairy that had 4 4020s plus other 30 & 40 series larger tractors. When I helped him with some farm work I found out not all Deeres were like that sick 3010.
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