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Scott

02-25-2002 07:36:17




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Here is a neat picture i thought you'd all enjoy




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G Taylor

02-27-2002 15:11:02




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  
While if cut I bleed green, there are a few companies/deals to add in there. Waterloo Boy, Chamberlain, Lance,Yamar,Kimatseu,Belarous,Zetor,New Holland,some funky articulated 4x4 orchard tractor in Italy, something in South Africa, just to name some of the obvious ones. 3140 JD's are even being built in China at the moment under "contract".



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Bryan

02-26-2002 13:56:27




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  
Massey Ferguson, I believe, has been broken off and is now currently building tractors under the original name. The company was divested during the Case-IH/New Holland merger. I thing the new tractors are built in England. They have a website.



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Brian

02-25-2002 21:12:07




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  
That is true, but too bad that John deere isn't producing a good quality tractor like they used to. The competition is beating them.



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Greenboy

02-26-2002 06:34:26




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 Re: Re: JD # 1 in reply to Brian, 02-25-2002 21:12:07  
Well, since their revenues are still growing, their customers seem to say otherwise.



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Brian

02-26-2002 10:47:25




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 Re: Re: Re: JD # 1 in reply to Greenboy, 02-26-2002 06:34:26  
John Deere is being held together by there lawn and garden toys. Also look at the tractor not the paint and most of the tractors don't deserve the traditional green paint.



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Denny Frisk

02-26-2002 08:43:53




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 Re: Re: Re: JD # 1 in reply to Greenboy, 02-26-2002 06:34:26  
NOT having looked at their annual report, I would say most of the profit came from the Financial end of the business, loaning money to past/current customers. And that actual revenue was down in 2001 compared to 2000. I did see the internal E-Mail the CEO sent to all employees. I personally think Deere is pricing themselve out of business and will be forced to merge or get bought up by some other multi-national corporation within the next 3-4 years. My $0.02... Actually, they would be a nice aquisition for General Electric...

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Steven m

02-25-2002 15:58:37




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  

Yesterday, Today, & Tomorrow
NOTHING RUNS LIKE A DEERE!!!!!



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Mike

02-26-2002 07:41:45




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 Re: Re: JD # 1 in reply to Steven m, 02-25-2002 15:58:37  
Thats right. Green is the only color to run



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Handsome Jim

02-25-2002 15:35:06




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  
That's excellent, I've been saying that for years, just don't mention that to anybody that's not green, they won't think it's funny.HJ



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Bguy

02-25-2002 07:46:25




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 Re: JD # 1 in reply to Scott, 02-25-2002 07:36:17  
Thanks, That's pretty interesting. I have trouble keeping up with who's who nowadays.



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