Posted by rankrank1 on September 28, 2013 at 20:04:45 from (166.137.89.170):
In Reply to: Got to thinking posted by NEKS on September 28, 2013 at 19:24:08:
In addition to what JD seller pointed out: I would think that the merger with Massey Harris also gave him some production factories and even the possibility making an engine himself if he chose to do that.
Prior to the merger seems like the tractors Harry built was more on the contract or outsource method and heavily relied on continental engines to make the one or two models that he was offering. Outsourcing/Contracting/farming work out/ is pretty much the "in thing" and accepted way of doing business today, but would have been rather taboo back in the 1950's .
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