Posted by NY 986 on February 19, 2014 at 10:26:32 from (67.142.182.20):
The post about the Belarus below got me thinking about the late 1970's when most dealers here took on a second tractor line as most farmers were in shock over the steep annual price increases back then. SAME was the big pickup as the chain store Case dealer had them plus a couple of Deere dealers. A few dealers had Deutz as their second tractor line and the Belarus' seemed to be handled mainly by independent dealers. Even though the 1980's were tough for nearly all the dealers here it seems the foreign tractor lines were gone even before the mid-1980's mergers. If they were not and your brand was caught up in a merger you needed to dump the second tractor line to keep your major. I don't remember much of anything happening here with makes such as Long.
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