Posted by jddrawbar on August 04, 2021 at 13:27:46 from (107.77.217.184):
In Reply to: worst tractors?? x 2 posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on August 04, 2021 at 08:11:43:
Seems like people will pile on to a bad comment about a particular model tractor and it multiplies. Then, thru time, it will be stuck with a bad reputation. Usually from people that have no real experience with the model. Case in point, the JD 2010, I've never owned one, but a neighbor has had one for 50 yrs. Couldn't even make a guess on how many hrs. are on it and neither could he. I haven't seen it in a few yrs., so maybe it has finally died. I did have a 971 Ford with the SOS & that did not work out well. However, the diesel engine was great....powerful. I've been around tractors for many years and can find something good and bad about all of them.
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