LD1
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Wrong forum?
is john deere 3038e tough enough???
- Thread starter gordell
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ArlyA
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My thoughts as well.
ArlyA
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Is Gordell the OP coming back?
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Yes, sorry about that. Automatic fingers sometime.. corrected now.
Gordell (the OP) may be waiting for the test of time, being as his post is about 11 years old now.
Gordell (the OP) may be waiting for the test of time, being as his post is about 11 years old now.
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DKCDKC
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I have a 2012 3038e with almost 900 hours - much of it working in forest land and bush hogging. I have never experienced any problems with running over brush, stumps etc. with the undercarriage. Indeed, the tractor has never been in the shop for anything other than oil changes etc.
My 3032e has been a good machine and has been tough enough for most what I throw at it. It will even surprise me at times what it can do. BUT I really wish I would have went with an R in the beginning. Im actually contemplating trading in for one.