why are new holland tractors better than john deeres?

Answer 1

New Holland will continue to get even better sense they've separated from Ford. We always had New Holland balers, side delivery rakes field choppers, Hay cutting and conditioning equipment, do do spreaders and hay driers.

New Holland tractors were not sold in our area between 1920 - 1993 when we sold our cows. We relied on Case farm tracters because their diesels were very reliable and a large Case New Holland dealer was within 4 miles.

My father could not stand the hard steering on the John Deere A's B's and R's of the fortys and fifties. At that time He swore The old Farmall Super M, WD-9's, were the way to fly. In the mid fifties Farmall came out with a TA (Torque Amplifier) transmission. We had a tractor plowing pull off between a 400 case gas tractor and a 400 Farmal with TA. Both dealers were there and the farmall dealer hated the new upstart Case dealer with a passion. The Case pulled the three bottom plow faster every time across the field. The International dealer demanded that the plows be switched. The same result hapened. The fancy slip stick coulden't hack the mission.

Later in the day my father drove the Farmall with the plow on back down a fairly steep hill. All of a sudden he realized that the tracter was free wheeling down the hill. The trans. provided no hold back.

The Farmall dealer offered dad $1,000 dollars less than the Case dealer if he would buy the Farmall. Pops said: Come and load her up this tractor is dangerous.