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Re: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere
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Posted by Molin_guy on January 04, 2007 at 19:02:15 from (66.231.24.201):
In Reply to: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere posted by Skywalker on January 04, 2007 at 16:13:08:
I agree with Howard, if your doing tillage and don't need to be on the rows get a true 4wd. Save your FWA for your light row crop things. To rebuild a front axle on a FWA costs as much as a good used steiger or versatile. I would lean to the versatile instead of a steiger especially if it is an older model. Both good machines but versatile was built so you can replace a clutch much cheaper and easier because the engine and trans are divorced. Good luck whatever you decide.
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