JDgreen227
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Somebody of the Front Porch here is belittling my 4210, saying "it's a Yanmar, and the only thing JD you have is the sheet metal....." and furthermore, that I am giving the JD owners a bad name....:laughing:
I'm actually a YANMAR owner, not a JD owner
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B E Lewis Farms
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I guess alot of us fall in that category! Oh well
schoolsout
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I think I'm Iseki owner 
DennisFolsom
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The Yanmar engine in my JD 4600 starts very quickly and consistently. I have not yet experienced cold weather with it yet, but I'm very satisfied with how it starts, runs and performs.
The plate on my tractor, and my manual say "Assembled in the USA." Of course, they don't say what percentage of the parts were made in Japan or other countries. Meanwhile, I read in another thread somewhere, about Yanmar taking over the distribution of what has been known as "Cub Cadet / Yanmar" tractors, that the new Yanmars are "Assembled in the USA" as well. That's globalization for you.
I'm pleased with, and proud of, my John Deere - no matter where the components were made. John Deere designed it, assembled it, sold it, and has parts and service available to support it.
If anybody says my tractor is not a "real" John Deere, they can kiss my backhoe!
The plate on my tractor, and my manual say "Assembled in the USA." Of course, they don't say what percentage of the parts were made in Japan or other countries. Meanwhile, I read in another thread somewhere, about Yanmar taking over the distribution of what has been known as "Cub Cadet / Yanmar" tractors, that the new Yanmars are "Assembled in the USA" as well. That's globalization for you.
I'm pleased with, and proud of, my John Deere - no matter where the components were made. John Deere designed it, assembled it, sold it, and has parts and service available to support it.
If anybody says my tractor is not a "real" John Deere, they can kiss my backhoe!
grsthegreat
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My old JD870 was all yanmar (cept the JD emblem) and it worked great for 14 years till i sold it.
ljohnson778
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To me, calling it a Yanmar is a good thing...
WilliamBos
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The person who said that is narrow minded and really needs to give their head a shake. The Japanese build amazing small diesels, and the global economy is here to stay. Final assembly here still creates jobs, can't forget that.
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