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Re: What are the good and bad points??
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Posted by Indydirtfarmer on December 14, 2004 at 06:22:40 from (66.83.236.250):
In Reply to: What are the good and bad points?? posted by Jrry on December 14, 2004 at 06:03:37:
It's impossible to make such a broad generalization of brand vs. brand. You need to factor in what year, what model, and what intended use you are looking at. Every brand has made good and bad models.... One of the prime considerations would be what kind of dealer support you have in your specific area. What may be my #1 choice could be the worst possible one for you. I tend to favor John Deere equipment made from the late 60's on throught the early 90's. They fit in cost effectively for me, I have a great dealer network locally, and their product was designed for farming the way I do it... With-in their product line, there are several models that work best for me. They have also made a few that I would have little or no use at all for. Same applies to every brand. Point being.....I can't see any one brand being "best" for everyone, all the time....John
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