According to this, not ALL products, just truck loaders and skid loaders.Is there a link to a real news source about this? I did a search and all I found was statements that they're rejecting DEI and other woke bullshit:
John Deere releases statement rejecting DEI policies: 'Committed to our customers'
John Deere issued a statement Tuesday that the company would be moving away from “socially motivated messages" by eliminating many DEI protocols and practiceswww.foxbusiness.com
John Deere releases statement rejecting DEI policies: 'Committed to our customers'
John Deere issued a statement Tuesday that the company would be moving away from “socially motivated messages" by eliminating many DEI protocols and practiceswww.foxbusiness.com
'Cause you think she's hot.why did I just waste my time watching any of that BS?.
Well...there is that....'Cause you think she's hot.
I asked a Juan Deere rep about 5 years ago if they produced any tractors in the USA in the 100hp range or below. His response was they “assemble” some smaller tractors here in the USA. Meaning the tractor engine/transmission arrives in a crate from a foreign country along with the other pieces to then be assembled by Juan Deere here in the US and trucked out to the dealers for sale.why did I just waste my time watching any of that BS?..JD has not actually manufactured any tractor under about 50HP in gawd knows how many years!!!
We have a sickle bar not being used, but I don't think my brother will part with it.Just got a new to me tractor. No recalls on it that I know of. 1949 Farmall Cub. Anybody have attachments laying around?
That's a great tractor - almost indestructibleJust got a new to me tractor. No recalls on it that I know of. 1949 Farmall Cub. Anybody have attachments laying around?
And to add to that...as far as I know, their "small garden tractors" are nothing but MTDs in green paint. Like all the rest of the "brand names".I asked a Juan Deere rep about 5 years ago if they produced any tractors in the USA in the 100hp range or below. His response was they “assemble” some smaller tractors here in the USA. Meaning the tractor engine/transmission arrives in a crate from a foreign country along with the other pieces to then be assembled by Juan Deere here in the US and trucked out to the dealers for sale.
Don't you drive some of those?New name for JD in some circles of the ag community is Juan Deere
We sell Mi-T-M pressure washers at the hardware store. The Mi-T-M rep told me they manufacture the same pressure washers for JD, just a different paint color. And more money I’m sure.And to add to that...as far as I know, their "small garden tractors" are nothing but MTDs in green paint. Like all the rest of the "brand names".