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Re: JD verse IH
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Posted by pat on January 25, 2001 at 12:49:45 from (207.127.200.60):
In Reply to: JD verse IH posted by Alan on January 24, 2001 at 21:04:10:
half of the stuff that has been said here is completely irrelevent! The pulling ability of most of the tractors in the given examples don't even compare. alot of important info has been left out. For example the size of the motor, the settings on the injector pump, the tire size and tread, if it has a turbo or not........... even though I personaly like JDs, sure a 1066 will out pull a 3020...or 3010 or even 4010.. but does that make the 1066 better that any of the Jds listed here??? maybe maybe not... you will never know which was truely better unless the Hp, turbo, tires, fluid in the tires, and even turbos, if the have them are EXACTLY the same.
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