cwrighttractors
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Hey guys just curious I was recently told that the E model John Deere's like the 3032E were built in China and assembled here in the U.S. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
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That would be news to me... Have not heard (or read) of that being the situation with the smaller John Deere CUT models.
But, I'm not necessarily the most current person with the "latest and greatest" info, either!
AKfish
But, I'm not necessarily the most current person with the "latest and greatest" info, either!
AKfish
kennyd
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As the Great Sherman T. Potter used to say...hogwash.
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Where are they built then? I also have heard the rear differential is not steel.
Where are they built then? I also have heard the rear differential is not steel.
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They're made in Nepal and their rear ends are made from hardened yak's milk.
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kennyd
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Grovetown Georgia: TractorData.com John Deere 3032E tractor information
See also: http://www.deere.com/en_US/deerecom/media/pdf/johndeere_worldwide/uslocations.pdf
It is mo secret that the tranny case's on the 2xxx and 3xxx series tractors are indeed aluminum.