The answer is simpler than you believe. Eventhough I shouldnt say this, its marketing! Anytime you ask a city person about a farm, what do they say???? John Deere, of course! John Deere is associated with farm equipment like Chevy, Ford, and Dodge are associated with American auto makers. My grandfather started out with John Deere and went on to switch to Oliver. His reasoning was because of live power and the six cylinder power. To this day, our farm runs either Oliver or White, and I work for John Deere...and I really have no desire to run or buy Deere tractors too bad. So anyways, its the name that pushes the prices on Deere. Make your iron choices for your reasons, though. Like I tell people at work that ask me why I have an Oliver decal on my box--"color makes the world go round"
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