Posted by David Snipes on August 17, 2012 at 07:54:40 from (198.239.210.178):
In Reply to: Re: ? for Deere fans posted by dstates on August 16, 2012 at 14:57:47:
I'm not impressed with Deere's "strong leap into the new millenium". They took their name off most of the small equipment - I think they wanted their name off because the quality was dropping; it's the only way they can compete against all the other junk. They seem to be getting out of the small square baler market; I just bought a new 328 and they only have two models now. The technology of the baler hasn't changed for 40 years; the dealer didn't even check the knotter system and we found that it hadn't been adjusted from the factory, would hardly tie a knot. They fixed it after much frustration in my hay fields. The paint job was full of runs everywhere. The only thing nice about it is that it's new. My old 24T was better built. I still like having a new one even with the rough start.
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