I never said updating an engine was bad. What I said was that in their original form the jd engines weren't that great. If they were there would be no use updating them. You take any of the others mentioned and they might get updated for more hp, but you won't gain much as far as reliability or fuel economy, but that's why they do it with the jd engines. And as I said, I was just wondering which we were comparing. If the comparison is strictly as they came from the factory then altho they each have their good and bad points, they are all fairly even over all. But with the improvements to both the Jd engines and Ih ta, both of those would be much better tractors today and would have more advantages over the case and oliver which have few if any updates available. I can readily admit that the case, which I'm most familiar with, has flaws, it's the green and red guys who seem to have problems acknowledging that their color is not perfect.
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