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Posted by jakee on December 31, 2001 at 17:37:21 from (152.163.201.188):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: AGCO posted by Ivan Mich on December 31, 2001 at 10:20:14:
i think it was a very good move on cat and agco part cat really got out of farming in the 30,s wen they sold there combine division to john deere,agco would be the one i would turn to after caseIH,most young farmers think they have to have green tractor,s to farm today,well there are a lot of old gleaner combines out there and never heard any one call them junk---or the IH-axilfow.heard a shop forman at a very proment caseIH dealer in ohio say if the red and green boys ever drove a fendt--we would be in trouble.would just like to se agco put the old allis-chalmers name back on there machinery,and not do like the college boy,s up in racine did to international-harvester.hell case only built a tractor the last 10 years befor the merger,and i dont think it was anything to write home about.i would put the farmall and allis name back on tractor,s starting the first of the year,and make service packages to up-date all the old ones. boy what the college boy,s could do if they had to spend a summer on the farm---before making dicisions.
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