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Posted by MagMan on April 24, 2005 at 06:47:19 from (205.188.117.138):
In Reply to: The Other Guys Site posted by PAULIH300 on April 23, 2005 at 17:50:45:
Your right Paul,
I sell A&I and have people in my area that go to the local dealer to order every make makes sence for them one stop ,If the dealer has time then its extra money for them in a fine line market.
The problem here is CNH does not see us or think there is two many of us out there. If we could all get together and sign a petition or something that would show them that we exist and want to buy parts and memorbilia they may look twice. But as Far as JD goes its not hard to yell out at a mall and find 100 JD fans. Yell Case IH or Farmall and ten of us goes yea. Its sad but true.The green has become a giant just like MC Donalds.
NOW If there are any people here that could spend some money and put there wife and kids to work that maybe has a grafics design bussiness or has a relitive in Tiwain or Japan that can get a bunch of his freinds together. I think we could make a killing on this stuff.
I really think we should try the petition thing though.
MagMan
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