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6930 problems

johnboy6930 · 2011-08-28 13:14:18

anyone ever had any trouble with there 6930..or 30 series john Deere??

28-08-2011 2:14pm

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johnboy6930

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anyone ever had any trouble with there 6930..or 30 series john Deere??

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#2 28-08-2011 3:30pm

pajero12

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Worked an Autopower model, While it was a nice tractor I found it gutless enough, Airbrakes inevitably wore out fúcking up the hydraulics and transmission

Sat in an Autoquad version, It was grand, Not well specced though, And found I was very Stretched out reaching for the E gear.

Wouldnt Hold a light to the 6910 i was drawing with when i wasn't mowing!

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#3 28-08-2011 10:37pm

rocky bilboa

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what sort of trouble?

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#4 29-08-2011 12:38pm

marlyman

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most of these tractors need to be plugged in for diagnostics now to find a fault.

Marly

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#5 29-08-2011 2:04pm

blue5000

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I'd say making repayments on the fcuking thing while the value drops off rapidly is a big problem:p:p:p

If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.

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#6 29-08-2011 11:15pm

vincenzolorenzo

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Very comfortable tractor I've found but would definitely prefer the 6910. That was a real workhorse

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