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<blockquote data-quote="somn" data-source="post: 422385" data-attributes="member: 3721"><p>I'm with you 100% on the computer in the back pocket. Deere I have never understood either. IH was a mystery to me case never made much sense either. White was a bit easier. AC was easy as well. they displayed pto hp the 200 AC was 100hp, 220 AC was 120 hp, 7000 was next series that was similiar. 7000 AC was 100hp 7020 AC was 120 hp 7030 was 130 and so on. 8000 series was the same 9000 series was the same That was that way all the way until current tractors now the complete number is the pto hp 160 is 160 hp, the 180 is 180 hp, 220 is 220 hp ,225 is 225 hp, then you have CNH, Those tractors are displayed by engine hp the 220 is 220 engine hp 240 is 240 engine hp and so on. The new deere's I have no clue what they mean just numbers I think. Then to ask a JD man what the hp is they always seem to add about 25 hp for good measure. That is why I just write the numbers down and wait until I get home then look it up on Tractordata.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="somn, post: 422385, member: 3721"] I'm with you 100% on the computer in the back pocket. Deere I have never understood either. IH was a mystery to me case never made much sense either. White was a bit easier. AC was easy as well. they displayed pto hp the 200 AC was 100hp, 220 AC was 120 hp, 7000 was next series that was similiar. 7000 AC was 100hp 7020 AC was 120 hp 7030 was 130 and so on. 8000 series was the same 9000 series was the same That was that way all the way until current tractors now the complete number is the pto hp 160 is 160 hp, the 180 is 180 hp, 220 is 220 hp ,225 is 225 hp, then you have CNH, Those tractors are displayed by engine hp the 220 is 220 engine hp 240 is 240 engine hp and so on. The new deere's I have no clue what they mean just numbers I think. Then to ask a JD man what the hp is they always seem to add about 25 hp for good measure. That is why I just write the numbers down and wait until I get home then look it up on Tractordata. [/QUOTE]
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