No, not your little compact that could be carted off by anyone but a BIG John Deere 9220 and a John Deere 7920. tractor.
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/7878709/detail.html
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/7878709/detail.html
Stolen JD
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rvtech
Gold Member
Sorry for your loss. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
They're not messin around with the small stuff.
That's close to home. I'm gonna bolt mine down to the garage floor.
They're not messin around with the small stuff.
That's close to home. I'm gonna bolt mine down to the garage floor.
JerryG
Super Member
I hope that the police have more accurate information than that news group did. The JD 9220 doesn't have 900 hp, it has 325 hp. The JD 7920 doesn't have 700 hp; it has 170 hp. Hope that they catch them.
No my loss just a local news story.
Yes I noticed the HP issues as well. THe sheriff being interviewed was the one that said 900hp.
Is kind of amazing that someone was able to make off with something that big and no one noticed. I could see it hapening during planting and harvest season where tractors are on the roads all hours but in winter when they are not used that often.
Yes I noticed the HP issues as well. THe sheriff being interviewed was the one that said 900hp.
Is kind of amazing that someone was able to make off with something that big and no one noticed. I could see it hapening during planting and harvest season where tractors are on the roads all hours but in winter when they are not used that often.
rvtech
Gold Member
Must have been stolen from the dealer there.
Inspector507
Super Member
The 9220 was stolen from a dealer, the 7920 was stolen from a farmer.
dubba
Gold Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Is kind of amazing that someone was able to make off with something that big and no one noticed )</font>
It makes perfect sense.
Anything with 900 HP is just gonna be a big blur leaving town. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
It makes perfect sense.
Anything with 900 HP is just gonna be a big blur leaving town. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
EasyE
Silver Member
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My neighbor works for JD and told me today that both tractors have been recovered.
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My neighbor works for JD and told me today that both tractors have been recovered.
klm
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Someone once told me %90 of the tractors stolen from dealerships were inside jobs ie the dealership was behind it.
rvtech
Gold Member
I've heard similar stories before. I used to lease a buliding from a lawn and garden dealer. He was accused of this activity. The business in a different building beside me told me they parked trailer loads of lawn and garden equipment in the building during the night, then reported it stolen the next day.
I don't know if any of it's true.
I never liked the idea of titleing lawn mowers, tractors, snowmobiles, ATV's, etc... but I think it would help some of the theft and fraud including internet fraud. The items we see on internet auctions that are many times fraud are big ticket items that don't carry titles.
I don't know if any of it's true.
I never liked the idea of titleing lawn mowers, tractors, snowmobiles, ATV's, etc... but I think it would help some of the theft and fraud including internet fraud. The items we see on internet auctions that are many times fraud are big ticket items that don't carry titles.