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Re: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere
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Posted by RickL on January 05, 2007 at 04:00:22 from (71.7.39.29):
In Reply to: Stieger Tractor Vs John Deere posted by Skywalker on January 04, 2007 at 16:13:08:
I have owned both. If you are wanting just brute pulling power the Steiger is a horse. The 4850 was way more versatile all around use tractor the rest of the year etc. But it will not pull what the Steiger did period. Just don't use 3pt v ripper on them,if do make sure you don't turn any or take all the sway blocks out of it. I pulled it off twice on my Steiger. Now don't own either,no till everything,got tired of rec tillage
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