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Re: Re: Harvest Quiz...#3
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Posted by matt sandidge on February 26, 2002 at 14:47:00 from (12.25.244.122):
In Reply to: Re: Harvest Quiz...#3 posted by James O. on September 09, 1999 at 09:51:33:
yeah cases are pretty good. those 1175's sell like wild fire don't theycase tractors sucked. thats why they couldn't make it on there own. look who is folowing in deeres footsteps now. all casse ih tractors have never been as good as the deeres. you get what you pay for.so what if they use a little more fuel. anywaysif a pewrson is smart enough to clean the screens and the radiator on a forty series and not get it hot, the motor will run forever. if you people want to talk about junk lets think about the electronic shifting on the 88 series, or the junk cabs on the 90 series.
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