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<blockquote data-quote="Butterbean_Farms" data-source="post: 1602747" data-attributes="member: 34884"><p>John Deere now uses E, M, and R to classify their tractors, similar to how truck manufacturers do. It is like comparing an f150 custom to a king ranch. </p><p></p><p>The E series is the economy version, M is mid level, and R is the premium. A lot of tbe differences being listed in this thread are just differences in individual model tractors. E, M, and R also do not indicate where tractors are manufactured across John Deere's entire line. My 6110M, which is a 4cyl, was made in Germany.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Butterbean_Farms, post: 1602747, member: 34884"] John Deere now uses E, M, and R to classify their tractors, similar to how truck manufacturers do. It is like comparing an f150 custom to a king ranch. The E series is the economy version, M is mid level, and R is the premium. A lot of tbe differences being listed in this thread are just differences in individual model tractors. E, M, and R also do not indicate where tractors are manufactured across John Deere’s entire line. My 6110M, which is a 4cyl, was made in Germany. [/QUOTE]
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