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Posted by Alan on January 24, 2001 at 21:04:10 from (64.12.102.52):
I would like to get some feed back on green v. red.I have both,and believe that red power is hard to beat.JD made one tractor that would pull,the 6030.IH has them beat on all the rest.To get a deere to do any work you have to put so much fuel to it you can't keep it cool.That is how I see it.I have one IH,three deere's,two orange,and one white, sounds like a rainbow around here.Just talking.
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