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HayMan

03-10-2002 10:37:34




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McCormick Returns!

One of the oldest names in U.S. and world agriculture has announced plans to introduce a whole new tractor line to the U.S. market, effective immediately.

McCormick Tractors International, Ltd. (United Kingdom), a world-class manufacturer and marketer of tractors, and Vermeer Manufacturing Company, one of America�s leading hay equipment companies, have formed an alliance to market the McCormick tractor line throughout the U.S.

The new venture � McCormick International USA, Inc. � will be based near, and supported through, Vermeer�s corporate dealerships.

Initially, McCormick plans to introduce a range of tractors from 64 to 176 hp � identified as the C, CX, MC and MTX Series � which are produced by McCormick at their Doncaster, England (tractor) and St. Dizier, France (transmission) facilities.

With the plant acquisitions came the McCormick brand, which dates back to Cyrus McCormick and the invention of the McCormick Reaper in 1831. The McCormick name first appeared on tractors in 1906 and, for many years, was branded on International Harvester models.

"This new alliance marks the beginning of a unique marketing venture and an exciting opportunity for both organizations," said Joe Michaels, managing director for the new venture. "

Vermeer has also contributed significantly to these chronicles with the invention and development of big round balers and the one-person hay harvesting system.

Several announcements will be made during the coming months regarding additional product introductions, personnel, distribution and operations.

McCormick Tractors International, Ltd., headquartered in Doncaster, England, markets tractors worldwide. The Vermeer alliance marks their first entry into the U.S. Vermeer, comprised of four operating divisions, is also a global manufacturer and marketer.

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Robert in W. Mi.

03-11-2002 14:08:05




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 Re: McCormick Returns in reply to HayMan, 03-10-2002 10:37:34  
third party image

The McCormick tractors were shown at the Louisville Farm Shiw last month. There's a few more pictures of them at the below link. Robert

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bill

03-10-2002 13:49:43




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 Re: McCormick Returns in reply to HayMan, 03-10-2002 10:37:34  
OH GOD more junk sent to the US



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DAVE M

03-10-2002 17:54:49




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 Re: Re: McCormick Returns in reply to bill, 03-10-2002 13:49:43  
WHAT YOU ARE REFERING TO HAS BEEN OVER HERE SINCE
THE EARLY 1960'S, DONCASTER IS THE OLD IH FACTORY
MODELS: B275, B414, 454, 464, 574,674,484,584,684,
784,884,385,485,585,685,885,395,495,595,695,895,
995,3220,3230,4210,4230,4240,C50,C60,C70,C80,C90,
C100,CX50,CX60,CX70,CX80,CX90,CX100 ETC.(PROBABLY
LEFT SEVERAL OUT) IN VARIOUS FORMS OF IH AND CASE IH, SENT OVER HERE. DARN GOOD TRACTORS. ONLY HOPE MCCORMICK HAS SENSE TO CONTINUE TO BUILD THE SAME TRACTOR AS THEY SAID
THEY WOULD. THEY BOUGHT THE FACTORY AND THE RIGHTS
TO BUILD THE OLD IH DESIGN.

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Furthermore

03-10-2002 20:57:27




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 Re: Re: Re: McCormick Returns in reply to DAVE M, 03-10-2002 17:54:49  
And many people don't realize that the good ol' green and yellow ones in the 2150-3150 and 2155-3255 ranges were German-built. That was in the '80s. Oliver sold David-Brown English-built tractors in the '60s, Case sold them in the '70s and '80s. A-C and Oliver/Minnie-Mo sold Italian Fiat tractors in the '70s. Hesston sold Fiats from the late '70s through the early '90s. There's only room for so many tractor plants in the world. . . . you'll see more international efforts at streamlining production by the big companies, they're not quite done yet.

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DAVE M

03-11-2002 09:35:08




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: McCormick Returns in reply to Furthermore, 03-10-2002 20:57:27  
I AGREE WITH YOU ON THE JD TRACTORS THE FIRST TRACTORS SENT FROM THE MANNHEIM GERMANY FACTORY
WERE SENT OVER HERE IN THE EARLY 1960'S AS FAR AS
TRACTORS GO I HAVE A 1994 JD 2355 MFWD AS GOOD A
TRACTOR AS YOU WILL FIND. I ALSO HAVE A 1984 IH
484 ALSO A GOOD TRACTOR. I HAVE A 1969 4000 FORD
I DON'T KNOW IF IT WAS ONE OF THE US BUILT OR THE
BASILDON UK BUILT BUT IT ALSO IS A VERY GOOD TRACTOR.

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