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Re: Bo and Bill,,,,Welcome to ZETOR TRACTOR CROSSFIRE
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Posted by Bill again on December 29, 1999 at 14:03:37 from (216.208.72.9):
In Reply to: Bo and Bill,,,,Welcome to ZETOR TRACTOR CROSSFIRE posted by SallyK on December 29, 1999 at 12:44:00:
Sally,
I think you missed the point and got you're panties in a knot for nothing. I answered a post where Burrhead said that if you like John Deere, you'll like Zetor. My reply was that I like John Deere, but don't like Zetor, to which there were many replies. I could have gone into the metallurgy like ltf did, but I already did that a few months ago concerning another matter. Then, if you had read down a ways, I agreed with GEO about a similar experience with a new Deere. In fact I said that the 1640 (1981) pulled better. I have said many times that my favourite Deeres were the Manheimm built, starting with the 510, 710, up to the 55 series in 1990. I personally wouldn't buy a new Deere, I spent a day using a New Holland TN90F, and thought is was a great machine. Since you're talking about rebuilding and whatnot, let me tell you why I like those Deeres so much, I've never seen them apart! If I want to, I've got an old Cletrac to restore, but I don't have time to fiddle with a working tractor. For the same reason , I also like Deutz air-cooled engines, and of course Caterpillar. At no time was I trying to make your brother or anyone else feel stupid about their purchase. So try and be civil, and I won't mention your big butt.
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