Posted by samn40 on February 08, 2013 at 00:54:48 from (81.152.55.134):
In Reply to: Re: Designed to Fail ?? posted by Retired Farmer on February 07, 2013 at 18:35:50:
Retired Farmer, over half of the tractors sold in the world(outside Russia) since 1960s has been MF or MF machines made under licence. This leaves everyone else to sell the other half. Are these people all wrong?.If you come to Cambridge Machinery sale in England, the largest monthly sale of tractors anywhere in the world(approx 600 tractors every month, from all over the world) You would see just how popular MF tractors are. Many scrap 100 and 200 series tractor sell at twice the price they were new, to be exported and rebuilt and sold on to farm for another x number of years. Sam
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