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lewis c
KNOW certain brand tractors are just so much better if pro stock didnt have there cry baby ridiculous cube IH would totally dominate all classes .Ford would be second Agco products such as AC OLIVER WHITE MF would 3rd I REALLY DONT KNOW WHERE A JUNK DEER would fit in pro stock is there only class whats everyone else opinion

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4510
As far as red tractors being better and john deeres junk how good would those red ones be without the inline pump to the deere having one make them run factory style pumps see what happens
As far as associations i dont know but have been told by a officer of a association that some event people want and book classes by how many red tractors there are.

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lewis c
KNOW certain brand tractors are just so much better if pro stock didnt have there cry baby ridiculous cube IH would totally dominate all classes .Ford would be second Agco products such as AC OLIVER WHITE MF would 3rd I REALLY DONT KNOW WHERE A JUNK DEER would fit in pro stock is there only class whats everyone else opinion

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wow

KNOW certain brand tractors are just so much better if pro stock didnt have there cry baby ridiculous cube IH would totally dominate all classes .Ford would be second Agco products such as AC OLIVER WHITE MF would 3rd I REALLY DONT KNOW WHERE A JUNK DEER would fit in pro stock is there only class whats everyone else opinion


Haha, one company became a cultural icon when you say tractor the average person thinks JD, the other "much better" company went out of business and 50 years ago and only bitter, delusional, people argue otherwise. The only remaining thing from the "much better" company, is red paint and decals that got put on a completely different company that you bitter people all now claim as your own. Including JD, CASE & all those you mentioned are better than inter-trash-ionals

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4510
If International was the greatest tractor they would still be in business. But i believes its cnh now there is no ih in it no more kinda says goodbye the only thing you got left is the red paint.

go big green

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Badgerfan
WOW, that's funny. Half on half off topic The local thresheree here last year featured case and the feature area was full of red Farmalls and IH. There was 10 red IH tractors for each case that showed up. I thought it was funny since the era they were celebrating both colors were separate companies not tied together. Didn't see any Agco, Allis, Minnie Mo, or Massey mixed in when Oliver was the feature.

The red guys always looking for attention when they can get it. Go green!

• Loren/Neil Gettinger - Up N Atom (2005)

• Warren Ropp - Iron Elk (1986)
• Dave Schreier - Green Power Special (1980)
• Tom Striecker - Mr. Clutch (1973)
• Harold McQueen - John Deere 4010 (1972)
• Don McKinnnon - Pike Co Stud (1971)

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Brent Yaron
I did my best to answer your question. Below is what I found for diesel John Deere's that have won a Super Stock title.

8,000lb Super Stock Diesel Tractors

[*] Loren/Neil Gettinger - Up N Atom (2005)


7,500lb-9,500lb Super Stock Tractors

[*] Warren Ropp - Iron Elk (1986)
[*] Dave Schreier - Green Power Special (1980)
[*] Tom Striecker - Mr. Clutch (1973)
[*] Harold McQueen - John Deere 4010 (1972)
[*] Don McKinnnon - Pike Co Stud (1971)


11,200lb-12,200lb Super Stock Tractors
No diesel John Deere won a title in these classes.

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Well...

I did my best to answer your question. Below is what I found for diesel John Deere's that have won a Super Stock title.

8,000lb Super Stock Diesel Tractors

[*] Loren/Neil Gettinger - Up N Atom (2005)


7,500lb-9,500lb Super Stock Tractors

[*] Warren Ropp - Iron Elk (1986)
[*] Dave Schreier - Green Power Special (1980)
[*] Tom Striecker - Mr. Clutch (1973)
[*] Harold McQueen - John Deere 4010 (1972)
[*] Don McKinnnon - Pike Co Stud (1971)


11,200lb-12,200lb Super Stock Tractors
No diesel John Deere won a title in these classes.

If i was to look at this like the JD guys... I would say A- C was a way better company, they certainly had way more industry firsts then a scouring plow.