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New John Deere Eagle Series

Viking

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Wow, that's one fine looking John Deere!:D The new Eagle Series.....

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It's really a Dong Feng...I wonder if JD has licensed DF to build their JD compact tractors??? LOL.......It's only a matter of time until all compacts will be built in China:eek:

Here it is for sale...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7569897929&fromMakeTrack=true
 
Melensdad

Melensdad

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Somehow I think the legal staff at John Deere are going to be all over that.
 
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bczoom

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Their reputation shows they just sold one. $7500.
I also noticed that the loader price jumped from $2500 on their first auction to $2990 on this one. I guess they had a hard time installing...
 
Wannafish

Wannafish

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...And it appears the front tires have WAY more tread than the rears. I wonder why that is?
 
Melensdad

Melensdad

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Wannafish said:
...And it appears the front tires have WAY more tread than the rears. I wonder why that is?
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Just a hunch, but I suspect it is just a poorly designed R1 rear tire?

The front tires look very similar to rice paddy tires used in Japan, but I suspect that might just be a trick of the camera angle. A different view of the front treads may show them to be typcial R1s?
 
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