E. CO, exactly half way between NE and OK | I would have to say the 5010 when they first came out. Our neighbor was a big wheat farmer and bought two of them. They wouldn't last a summer in the field before the engines had to be worked on. Any tractor that wouldn't stay in the harness all season isn't a very good tractor. He finally traded them off for two 145 Versatiles that the John Deere dealer handled. I think the 5010's is what made Versatile what it is today. |
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