Posted 10/29/2021 08:52 (#9293532 - in reply to #9289189) Subject: RE: Deere strike-standing up for what you believe
Until prices shot up in the last couple years, you could buy a brand new 8295R, spec it as low as possible, with rigid front end, halogen lights, standard cab, 46" rubber, 16 speed powershift, and you would basically have the modern equivalent of an 8410. Price would have been in the $200-220k range.
That is the least popular combination of horsepower and options Deere was making at that time. I would all but guarantee it.
Deere strike-standing up for what you believe
