Posted by NY 986 on November 28, 2009 at 13:53:57 from (166.217.25.251):
In Reply to: Ford vs John Deere posted by mdjd4020 on November 27, 2009 at 20:28:04:
I've been holding off jumping in on this but no longer. A very similar topic was done a couple days ago and I thought both tractors had their merits. Now I will say my preference and that is the 2520 diesel. I've seen a couple in operation around the area for quite some time and have had a chance to run that and a 5000 (early). I have always liked the row crop tractors more than the utilities. Still getting syncro-range (if not powershift) transmission and the hydraulics makes it hard to look away from a 2520. People that have not run a 2520 diesel do not realize how fuel efficient they are and they have all kinds of torque. Talking about it now makes me wish I had one. Just my opinion.
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