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Posted by Bernhard on January 04, 2002 at 13:21:16 from (217.2.118.87):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Need help getting started! posted by Pete on January 04, 2002 at 03:54:41:
Hi Pete, I know, that for some americans the world ends at the east or the west coast, some of Your guys knew nothing about europe. No matter, but let me tell You something: Noone overhere would buy the asian brands, maybe, we have not so much acres to work on it, not so much money for new equipment. Who knows. But there's something I don't understand: The americans are so proud to be americans, right? But if they got a little more money, they buy european cars, may be drink german beer (believe me, Beck's is not such a good beer). And at the rest the buy korean, chinese or japanese tractors. Ok, You have longer distances to the next town, but in the other way I
think, You must have too much money that You buy such expensive equipment. If You are a Farmer You can't tell me, that there is no shop benear Your estate which will sell Equipment, used or new.
If I need parts I also don't want to travel for 200miles, I order them via net or phone. 2-3 days later they are in Derichsweiler by postal service or UPS. And my IHC/McCormick 624 is built in 1971! Bernhard, Derichsweiler, Germany
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