John Deere green gets the Technic treatment, and the result is a decent desk piece that doesn't do much else — a mid set through and through.
The parts alone are worth about 89% of the MSRP — the basis for this C price read.
FairParts are worth about 89% of the price — close to what the set is worth.
The 9620R is recognizable the moment it's done: that green-and-yellow color blocking is unmistakable, and LEGO® nailed the silhouette. The build itself runs a solid hour-plus with some satisfying articulation in the steering and rear hitch. At $34.99 it's not a rip-off, but it's not a deal either — you're paying fair money for a fair set. There are no clever part solutions here that'll make a builder stop and appreciate the engineering; it's competent, not inspired. The John Deere licensing adds shelf credibility for fans of the brand, but as a display piece it's compact and a bit plain next to bigger Technic farm machinery. Resale has been weak — this one doesn't move after retirement the way collectible Technic usually does. Buy it because you love tractors, not because you're expecting anything more.