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Re: Re: Re: mahindra and kioti tractors
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Posted by JoeinTX......Don't worry, I won't take your word for it...... on January 05, 2002 at 12:38:11 from (65.44.206.40):
In Reply to: Re: Re: mahindra and kioti tractors posted by Tommy D. - Some Corrections on January 04, 2002 at 19:53:00:
Well, well.......Why all the negative vibes there Tommy D.? Sorry about the Kioti thing. They are Korean rather than Chinese. My bad... Now, are you ready to apologize? The 3910 and similar are exactly what I'm talking about. Oh..an example you say? Check out the link to Long Agri and look at the Farmtrac 60. Looks just like a 3910 doesn't it? My, my...I think it might be the same thing. Huh, I'll be damned. Flip over to "Today's Tractors" and look at the picture of the 5610 in the photos section. Strikingly similar aren't they? Yes, everyone knows that there is no more "Ford" tractor, now its New Holland. Thanks for the heads-up, though. There are many people, myself included, that will refer to them as "Ford/New Holland" dealers for a while to come. If it bugs you, well, oh well.... Not that I'm trying to be picky or anything, I'm usually not when posting. I imagine right about now you're feeling pretty stupid. It's okay. Let this be a lesson to you, though. We are engaged in a polite forum here. Many times we may post things that are incorrect, or read items which are incorrect. No reason to be snotty about it. Apologize, amend, and move on. With all that being said, now you've got something to smoke in that new pipe you got for Christmas.......
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