Posted by NY 986 on August 11, 2015 at 11:37:12 from (174.236.32.86):
In Reply to: Re: Allis Chalmers posted by Mike M on August 11, 2015 at 11:23:59:
The dealers were decent on average if nothing else. It just seems sad that a company such as AC just made things hard on itself without external forces. Oliver was ravaged by corporate raiders and IH was such a big company with many stock holders fighting over the direction of the company but not so with AC. Nobody was perfect across the board with ag products and it seems if some effort was put in AC could have been much more competitive going into the 1980's. Even if they were trying to save money on a corporate level they were not helping the dealers not all of whom had extensive shortlines to keep the doors open. Might have been nice to sell a manure spreader when nobody came calling for a tractor especially if you did not have a shortline to source it from. Quite a number of AC dealers had major shortlines while at the same time more than a few did not.
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