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Re: for arguments sake.
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Posted by the tractor vet on July 03, 2006 at 19:07:40 from (64.179.117.95):
In Reply to: for arguments sake. posted by Jonfarmer on July 03, 2006 at 18:38:43:
AHHHhhhhh NOT but it will use more fuel the a 1086 . Yea the T/A's do fail and so does the quad range on the Deere's Now for my money i'll take the I H anythime as far as i am concerned it is the bottom line that i look at and if ya got payments to make out of the BIG cash crop lets see here . Now i paid 10500 for the 1086 vers the 18500 for the 4440 and corn is payen after dryen 1.80 now you bought the 4440 because it is green and uses more fuel at 2.85 a gallon you used 550 gallon to get your crop in the ground verses my 475 gallon . Oh yea the corn does not care what color put it in the ground.
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