Price Check JD 990 Price
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RoyJackson
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I've no idea if your price is good or what...but I do suggest you don't even worry about it.
For one thing, prices are quite regional. For another...what are you going to do about it?
So, friend, just enjoy that mighty fine Deere 990 and don't worry about the price you paid.
For one thing, prices are quite regional. For another...what are you going to do about it?
So, friend, just enjoy that mighty fine Deere 990 and don't worry about the price you paid.
RoyJackson
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Sorry if I ruffled your feathers there Roy. )</font>
No, you didn't..and I owe you an apology!
There have been a number of posts like yours...as if anyone needs our approval for a tractor.
What does ruffle my feathers is when someone posts a comment/question such as yours and then the Monday morning quarterbacks tell you how much you could have saved going to this dealer or if you bought that tractor...you know the drill. Then, the original poster feels like he got ripped. Well, the deal one made is the deal one made..no going back and asking for a refund.
Anyway, I jumped to a conclusion that was wrong...again, my apologies.
No, you didn't..and I owe you an apology!
There have been a number of posts like yours...as if anyone needs our approval for a tractor.
What does ruffle my feathers is when someone posts a comment/question such as yours and then the Monday morning quarterbacks tell you how much you could have saved going to this dealer or if you bought that tractor...you know the drill. Then, the original poster feels like he got ripped. Well, the deal one made is the deal one made..no going back and asking for a refund.
Anyway, I jumped to a conclusion that was wrong...again, my apologies.
Yardster
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I just bought a JD 990, with loader, backhoe, york rake, box blade, bush hog, and a post hole digger for 2 easy installments of $19.95. They even through in a beagle and a box of Ol'Jeb's Beef Jerky for free. Heck of a deal I would say. You got ripped off though.
Ha!
In all seriousness, what Roy said is right. Enjoy your purchase and have a good time with it. You bought it to use, so do just that.
Ha!
In all seriousness, what Roy said is right. Enjoy your purchase and have a good time with it. You bought it to use, so do just that.
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I would be more interested in how you like the 990. I still think it is a lot of tractor for the money.
I love it so far. I dont have my loader yet because the dealer didn't have one in stock so I still have to take it back and get it put on. It is doing exactly what I wanted it for right now. I read something on here about the touchy throttle and it just takes a few days to get used to, I also have had that rocking motion going on and thought it was pretty funny. I have learned to use the hand throttle on certian things now lol..
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I read something on here about the touchy throttle and it just takes a few days to get used to, I also have had that rocking motion going on and thought it was pretty funny. )</font>
It is pretty funny when you get the rocking... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
For the foot throttle, roll your foot a little so the outside of your foot is still on the floor board. Then the throttle is controlled by rolling your foot instead of stepping down like a pedal.
Brian
It is pretty funny when you get the rocking... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
For the foot throttle, roll your foot a little so the outside of your foot is still on the floor board. Then the throttle is controlled by rolling your foot instead of stepping down like a pedal.
Brian