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Re: John Deere 420 T or 40 T
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Posted by T213R on January 25, 2005 at 16:55:52 from (12.215.69.230):
In Reply to: Re: John Deere 420 T or 40 T posted by Dale Kurtz on January 25, 2005 at 08:27:53:
The 420 tractor had a lot of subdesignations! There were: 420S Standard non adjustable wfe 420U low adjustable wfe 420W 2row low wide utility 420H high crop w/32" clearance 420V special high crop w/26" clearance 420I industrial 420T RC dual narrow front 420T W adjustable wfe 420T N single front wheel 420C crawler, both 4 roller and 5 roller versions The 420T W and the 420W are NOT the same tractor. The versions of the 420T are considerably taller than their standard or utility siblings. The 420T tractors ought to be able to have interchangeable front ends, something that the S, U, W, H, and V versions don't have!
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