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Re: 4 Wheel Drive
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Posted by Robert on January 30, 2001 at 08:38:56 from (204.157.29.151):
In Reply to: 4 Wheel Drive posted by Ernie on January 28, 2001 at 19:44:50:
I'm not going to coment on what wich tractor is best for you, because only you know how good your dealers are. BUT, I wouldn't buy either one untill i tried them both out on my farm!
I will comment on FWA. You are buying this tractor new, so you have the option to get FWA now. Personally i wouldn't buy it with out it. If you ever want to sell this tractor, it will hold it's value much better with FWA, and at that time you will get back most of the $$ you spend now for that option. In the time being, you just won't believe the difference FWA will make when you really need to move a big load, or when the ground is wet!! You'll wonder how you got along with out it!!!
Robert
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