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D Series

02-21-2007 23:29:26




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How about a JRA semi-mount 6 bottom plow from ERTL Precision Series for our 930. And an HP or 5000 series 18 foot chisel plow for the 1030 Wheatland.
I can't even begin to express my dissappointment over Ertl and CNH leaving us Case guys with only 2 tractors and no implements.
Can anybody even count how many pieces they've made for IH and John Deere? I'd like to know as the subject came up the other day and I couldn't even begin to guess as they've made so many. Planters, balers, combines, spreaders, let alone all the tillage tools and tons of tractors. All I ask is that they make us one or two implements. My #1 question for you folks is... what would your favorite implement be for your 930/1030....(not that they'll ever build it).
#2 How many IH have they made?
#3 How many JD have they made?

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Buckeye Oliver collector

03-03-2007 14:53:25




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 Re: Speaking of toys.... in reply to D Series, 02-21-2007 23:29:26  
Yes the Case toys from ERTL have been slim the past few years. Not much Oliver either, but I love the 1950Ts! There are a number of Agri Kings out or coming out though, and the D variations from SpecCast.

D series, you should check out toytractorshow.com It is part of Toy Tractor Times. They have a message board there and a wish list forum, among others. There you can ask about the implements for a 930 or 1030. Probably not good odds but anything can happen. I know Bill Walters, marketing director at ERTL, is on there at least twice a week checking out topics.

Last I read there are 2700 John Deere toys between the scales....

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gyger----indiana

02-22-2007 15:57:01




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 Re: Speaking of toys.... in reply to D Series, 02-21-2007 23:29:26  
like i said before to many old ihc people in racine, all they want is red stuff. CASE has no history anymore. If it wasn't for the Toy Tractor Times magizine, they probably wouldn't even made the Spirit of 76 model.



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