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Re: Johndeere engines.....thumbs down..way down.
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Posted by Cummins/Cat on April 10, 2007 at 07:12:11 from (216.81.26.104):
In Reply to: Re: Johndeere engines.....thumbs down..way down. posted by Steven@AZ on April 10, 2007 at 06:46:00:
Steven, the old Cummins was lugged down with dual Trelleborg's and on soft ground trying to pull a giant elm tree stump out, she would make those tires spin. The John deere on the other hand had your basic radials with standard tread and it would kick the transmission out 9 times outta 10 before it would spin the tires, I am just not impressed with the john deere tractors at all, there are alot better tractors availiable out there with REAL engines in them. Not some bagged out farmer special. all people are buying when they buy JD is the paint.
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