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Re: JD 1070
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Posted by buickanddeere on January 07, 2005 at 06:36:58 from (64.10.41.24):
In Reply to: JD 1070 posted by Rob Frafstoner on January 06, 2005 at 20:57:17:
The compact Deere tractors of that era are rebadged Yanmars. Deere owns part of Yanmar but I assume a pile of Deere stock is held by the Japanese. The hydrostatic tractors of the time were the 755/855/955. The 1070 was an economy priced gear drive tractor. More efficient if used on steady speed heavy draft loads. Used prices for tractors small enough to park in a standard auto garage spot with a loader are out of sight. High demand from Market Farmers, hobby farmers, golf courses, plant nurseries,orchards and rural estates that require snow removal/large lawn cutting. Also explains why there are old pelters of small tractors 40-60 years old are still on the go. While the larger models of the same era were scrapped long ago. Little old 9N/2N/8N Fords, Fergusons etc still around everywhere.
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