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Wheatley, Arkansas | Trade your 8130 in on a 8530, that's the only way it's going to happen. The engines are the same displacement but I'll bet the turbo or the cooling system or the injectors or the clutch pressure plates or the axles are different.
Wanting 8530 power out of 8130 price is the same as the guy in the Market Forum that books $3 corn and then doesn't want to deliver because the price goes up to $5.
If you want a big dog, buy a big dog, don't buy a pup then tear it up.
Take a 8130, bump up to 8530 power, blow it up, Then what? expect warranty to fix it? That expense eventually gets passed back to every customer.
If you can't afford the bigger tractor, buy a smaller implement.
Les
Edited by eddiedry 2/27/2008 23:13
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- john deere 8030 series tractors - young buck : 2/27/2008 22:36
- RE: john deere 8030 series tractors - Cliff SEIA : 2/27/2008 22:41
- Best way,,,,,,,,,,, - eddiedry : 2/27/2008 23:11
- RE: Best way,,,,,,,,,,, - 2Smokeyfields : 2/27/2008 23:18
- RE: Best way,,,,,,,,,,, - jasonl : 2/28/2008 08:03
- RE: Best way,,,,,,,,,,, - Jeffery : 2/28/2008 09:43
- They are NOT identical - Gerard : 2/28/2008 10:02
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john deere 8030 series tractors
