Posted by JD Seller on December 13, 2015 at 07:42:41 from (208.126.198.123):
In Reply to: 1020 JD vs 454 IH posted by Ferd on December 12, 2015 at 15:44:24:
Ferd: A major thing to think about is the total number of units that where ever built. The IH 454 was built for 3 years and is not a widely accepted tractor. The British built utility tractors can be a real head ache for some parts. I have a good friend that has a IH 444 he bought new. We have had to order some parts out of England for it. Many of them are no longer offered by CNH.
The JD 1020 was built more years and shares a lot of common parts with the other Mannheim designed tractors. Between JD and A&I there are few parts not available new. Also there are aftermarket parts for the JD 1020. There are few after market parts, if any for an IH 454.
In my area there is no comparison to the parts availability between CNH and JD. IF I need JD parts I can get them next day, period. CNH is two or three days for many things.
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