Posted by ptfarmer on December 30, 2014 at 15:18:55 from (70.114.47.237):
In Reply to: AGCO rant posted by Bob Bancroft on December 29, 2014 at 16:05:19:
From what my brother said, when he worked for a local Ford/New Holland dealer. The dealer had to sell X amount $$ of machinery each year to keep being a NH dealer. The Caterpillar dealer where my brother works now, is now a Cat AGCO dealer when AGCO bought the Challenger from Cat. The closest MF dealer to me is 35 miles away. They only sell the small MF tractors, and MF/Hesston hay equipment. Their big tractor line is LS tractor's, LS used to make tractors for NH.
This post was edited by ptfarmer at 15:20:10 12/30/14.
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