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Re: What Failed?????
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Posted by RPM on August 03, 2004 at 07:52:52 from (69.66.29.36):
In Reply to: What Failed????? posted by scotty on August 02, 2004 at 04:32:47:
Interesting comments from people around the country, could add a lot of comments from personal experience working at a IH-CNH dealer since I was 19, still am at 62, fast hitch simply wasnt tough enough for higher hp, first 1206 had a form of 2 point, 560 was stopgap tractor until 806 came out, 4010 wasnt much of a heavy tillage tractor, here in Iowa in the later 60 and into 70 before no-till, the bigger the better, yes IH had a lot of goofs, and they wouldnt listen, labor problems, arrogant managers higher up. IH at that time was actually run by the MT (truck) division, it wasnt official but at the dealer level you could tell. They started selling off divisions to save their butts in truck.
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