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Re: The best Tractor there is.
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Posted by Gary in TX on December 08, 2003 at 18:28:31 from (209.151.96.69):
In Reply to: The best Tractor there is. posted by Mark on December 08, 2003 at 16:49:14:
I have always heard and have seen surveys that list the 4020 John Deere as the most popular of all time. I have had 2 of them myself and they are workhorses for sure. Last one I traded in on the 4430 I have now which I have heard was one of the most popular of its time. As far as small tractors go, I'm sure there is a niche for the N Fords but I personally see no use for them, no live pto, no power steering, very limited on what you can do with them, I'm sure they have there place though, not meaning to talk them down even though thats what it sounds like. The 135 Massey is also a very popular tractor, got one of them too along with a 3020 Deere and a 4230 Deere.
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