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Re: Worst Tractor Ever Built?
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Posted by JD 5020 guy on December 21, 2004 at 18:07:17 from (216.146.127.122):
In Reply to: Re: Worst Tractor Ever Built? posted by Can't even use my name on December 21, 2004 at 17:46:35:
Okay how about this one. My neighbor just dumped his Case 2670 in death row behind his farm because it had become nothing but a money pit these last few years. Transmission went out on it which was just one of the problems it had. None of the dealers, even the Case dealers would take it on trade even if he had it fixed. He bought a used JD 7800 for baling big squares and will probably buy a used Versatile 800 series sometime down the road because they are cheap to work on and reliable. Plus, I heard Case had a few problems with the COM on their first tractors.
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