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Re: How many of you stick with the brand you grew up with vs not


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Posted by w1ebb on October 02, 2015 at 18:28:27 from (107.77.161.5):

In Reply to: Re: How many of you stick with the brand you grew up with vs not posted by Gambles on October 02, 2015 at 15:57:59:

Gee Gambles, you're all bent out of shape and assuming things! I know who makes the New Holland tractors. And yes, I am proud of my New Holland tractor, and its heritage. My mother was from Pennsylvania and I have cousins that work for New Holland.
Should we forget the horrors of Hitler and the Third Reich? No, we shouldn't. Should we hold Ford responsible for supporting the Nazi war effort? No more than we hold Volkswagen or Mercedes Benz responsible. *** I do believe millions of Jews will never forget.***

***With me, its about personal experience.***

Three years as a Service Advisor at a Ford dealership guaranteed I would always drive a GM. I have to admit because of the traffic through the service lane, I earned a lot of money!

Don't assume too much as I also own Kawasaki motorcycles and 4wheelers, a Kymco 4 wheeler, 4 ICOM and 2 Yaesu amateur radios, and I believe my Smith and Wesson Model 1500 rifle was built in Japan. My Desert Eagle .455 Casull was built in Israel. My 55 inch TV is a Visio. The frames of the eyeglasses I wear are Sferoflex which were made in Italy. I have many Makita electric power tools.

I'm pretty sure the diesal engine used in modern Ford/New Holland tractors (up until a few years ago) were built by Shibaura, not Ford.

So what's your point? Because I'm not assuming to know your point.....

And leave my late father out of this as he was an honorable man who served in the Navy in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and Pacific Theatres. He lead boarding parties in the western Pacific, so a *free* America was fortunate to have him as her son.

I did not vote for a guy that fell on his knees and pressed his face to the ground for a Saudi king. Did you? The only king I kneel to is Jesus Christ.

Scott

PS....tell me why ford drivers don't usually have New Holland tractors?
For me to have a tractor with any ties with GM, it would have to be a Terex. Much easier and convenient to buy from my friendly local New Holland dealer.


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