Buying Advice where did the JD CUT's go?

[daugen]

For months now, maybe longer and I've been clueless, JD tractors jump from the new series 1 all the way up to a 5. And no explanation on the site, no coming soons.... I was considering a nice cab 4000 series and they disappeared. I'm sure this is the topic of many threads/posts but searching this was challenging. Are they having product availability problems or are they coming out with a whole new replacement line? Strange they wouldn't have a replacement ready. Unless I'm browser challenged, I can't find any part of JD's site that speaks to a model in this awfully large gap in their line.
If this is a really stupid question, sorry, but where did they go?
thanks

 

[bp fick]

"View Online Brochures" for day dreaming, glossy photos, and specs
"Build Your Deere" for pricing and options

 

[Stick895]

They're under the Residential industry category, Tractors, Compact Utility Tractors, just keep following the drop downs.

 

[eagle107]

Unfortunately, you are a little web challenged; however, the new JD website is not always the easiest to navigate, so it is not all your fault. Below is the weblink to the JD compact utility tractors series 2000 to 4000.

JohnDeere Compact Utility Tractors JohnDeere.com

 

[revitupfaster]

The JD "Build your own" website is the most difficult to use site I have ever seen. I'm by no means a computer guru, but I usually don't have too much problem navigating around websites, but JD's "build you own" site really sucks.

Personally, I don't think they want it to be easy for the average "Joe" to calculate a "Final" price, with all the options, accessories, attachments etc, because they want people to go to the JD dealership, and let the sales guys have a shot at a live body.

REV

 

[daugen]

I gotta tell you, they really don't make this easy.
JohnDeere Tractors JohnDeere.com

this is residential, and tractors. Why in the world would they not show the 2000-4000 series on their top page? When you push the buttons to go from one size to the next larger size, this range is MIA. Why?

I appreciate the link, I found the info, I really am pretty pc literate so this is just confusing to me. I even reloaded the pages to make sure, because I've been lusting after a 47 something cab for a while. Or the Kubota Grand equiv.

Maybe it's telling me I really ought to buy a 5 series?.... which I should; I'd like more weight for field traction. Or an M....back to the brochures.

Our local JD dealer got his franchise yanked, and the closest dealer is just too far for me, even if they do say "they'll come down here"...
We also have a Kioti dealer nearby which is another option. Next year.

 

[46andtool]

Kubota.com is easy to use. You'll find the machine to fit your needs there

 

[eagle107]

Only one problem, the JD 4000 series is better than the Kubota at this trim level... :laughing:

 

[GreenWannabe]

I usually go directly to DEERE-index. Then I can select either residential or commercial, then utility tractors, then compact utility tractors. All of the 1, 2, 3, and 4 series are there.

 

[Rackluster]

Thank God Deere is better at designing tractors than web sites. Their site is one of the worst I've even seen. It takes about 8 clicks to find the tractor you're looking for. Assuming you actually do find it. They need a redesign. I found the 3 series but couldn't find 4.