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Bozo

01-13-2001 12:57:52




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Lonn,
Since I thought you would miss my answer to your posting on the J.D. page, I copied it over here.
Lonn,
It doesn't matter what you or I believe, or what a company puts in their advertisements. What counts is what is in the Financial Report. If that is untrue, someone loses their job or goes to jail. You apparently have access to the Internet. Type>Link
Along with the other information, under Market Capitalization, you can see what the investment world thinks each company is worth. Opinion - "By the way if you want a better tractor than the D-17, consider the 30X0 or 40X0, the items in the line that were primarily responsibile for dragging every major Ag manufacturer in this country to or over the brink of bankruptcy."

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Real Lonn

01-14-2001 12:54:33




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 Re: Largest Ag Manufacturing Co in reply to Bozo, 01-13-2001 12:57:52  
Don't take everything that is said on the YTMAG sites as true. There is an imposter LONN out there and he is just wanting to pick a fight and have the blame go to me. But, when I get a chance I will check out the sites mensioned above although that topic doesn't interest me as much as the old Allis-Chalmers Company and their legacy. Thank you.



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Bozo

01-15-2001 10:21:55




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 Re: Re: Largest Ag Manufacturing Co in reply to Real Lonn, 01-14-2001 12:54:33  
No offense taken. Bozo was a term my father applied to me when I tagged along everywhere in pre-school days. Also a sign I don't take myself that seriously.



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