Posted by j hikemper on December 26, 2013 at 08:27:08 from (50.102.31.251):
In Reply to: Re: J.I. Case Legacy posted by Adirondack case guy on December 26, 2013 at 06:52:50:
Case turned a corner when Clausen left , Yes , he was a stubborn Dane that kept good ideas from the factory ...floor ,, the mid 60 s with the tenecco purchase was the begining of corporate communism ..the devourin of david brown in 72 was akin to a round hole and a square peg sort of thing...history proves time and again ,, bigger is not better ... then in the early 80s , the parent company executives behavior reached a new high of drunken case power, when they sideswiped with the bedroom eyes of ihc, a wild drunken brawl ensued ,a new company child with a head on both ends was consummated and birthed that ,required a shotgun wedding,, trouble was with 2 heads on either end ,this child could not find could not find its own rearend ,, and has been takin turns walking on either end ever since ... now fellas ,, how is that for a choice of words ?
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