John Deere In BIG TROUBLE In Canada, European Tractors Are Taking Over

0:00 The competitive shift in the Canadian large-scale agricultural machinery market as European brands challenge John Deere's dominance. 2:46 John Deere 5:11 Fendt 7:59 Claas 25:07 Price the whole machine, not the sticker 25:28 Ask the repair question in writing 25:49 Look at resale John Deere’s grip on Canada’s large-scale farm equipment market is facing its strongest challenge in decades—and I break down what is really happening. I compare John Deere, Fendt and Claas across market share, dealer networks, Canadian equipment prices, fuel efficiency, tariffs and service support. I also look at listings for the Fendt 1050 Vario, John Deere 8R 410, Claas Lexion 8800 and John Deere X9 1100. I explain why European brands are gaining ground, what right-to-repair rules actually mean for Canadian farmers, and why dealer support, resale value and the total cost of ownership may matter more than the logo on the hood.