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What Deere was and what they ended up to be is of no comparison. Their 50 and 70 series were built quite well and some of the finest tractors they ever put their name to. (I owned both a 750 and 950 machine)Why buy a Deere CUT, new one is a 2038R...because my original CUT, an 855 is still running like a Deere, (it's major repair has been that it had to have its neutral switch tightened up)
You would think with an aluminum drive case and plastic everything (which is 10 times cheaper than steel components) you would have gotten some kind of price break. Instead they went the other way thinking their green paint would disguise any subtraction of value.
They can keep their stuff.
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