First appearing in the UK at the tail end of 2011, John Deere 7230R, 7260R and 7280R tractors looked all set to take over from the outgoing 7030 series, with a host of developments to include the promise of improvedefficiency. Teething troubles, however, put paid to this early promise, and residual values of the first 7R series suffered. What went wrong … and are these tractors now a sound used buy?
John Deere 7R series tractors
First appearing in the UK at the tail end of 2011, John Deere 7230R, 7260R and 7280R tractors looked all set to take over from the outgoing 7030 series, with a host of developments to include the promise of improvedefficiency. Teething troubles, however, put paid to this early promise, and residual values of the first […]
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