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Re: Want the scoop on 966 vs 4020 -Thoughts????
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Posted by GordoSD on February 22, 2007 at 06:50:59 from (66.115.200.140):
In Reply to: Want the scoop on 966 vs 4020 -Thoughts???? posted by DJL on February 21, 2007 at 20:36:18:
A reply from owner of 966, former owner of 3010JD. I think you will find the price difference is more than 3000. Last week a very rough 4010 with even rougher loader sold at auction for 12k. I know a much better 966 , with almost new Dual loader can be bought for 8500. Fuel consumption is vastly greater with the 4020. Neither tractor will depreciate much in 10 years. In 4 years I have spent about 300 dollars in maintenance and preventative maintenance on my 966. The 966 starts in less than 2 seconds, with heater plugged in, down to 0 degrees. The Deere wouldn't start if there was a light frost. It's easy to find both models, go look and drive them. You'll end up with the 9! Gordo
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