Driving impression: Children of the evolution Lineage of John Deere’s new 8030 series tractors can clearly be traced back to the original 8000 series of ten years ago, and through its -10 and -20 series successors. But looks can deceive. Martin Rickatson drives the new wheeled and tracked machines
John Deere – 8030
Driving impression: Children of the evolution Lineage of John Deere’s new 8030 series tractors can clearly be traced back to the original 8000 series of ten years ago, and through its -10 and -20 series successors. But looks can deceive. Martin Rickatson drives the new wheeled and tracked machines
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