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Re: John Deere the Caddy of farm equipment?
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Posted by Well now guys let's live in the real world now,eh.....by Woodbeef on January 13, 2002 at 05:26:15 from (206.186.52.16):
In Reply to: John Deere the Caddy of farm equipment? posted by Poppin' Johnny on January 12, 2002 at 11:50:38:
First of all Cadillac has used STS for alot longer than the so called non-rotary Deere combine. Deere is only #3 world-wide in tractor sales Zetor is in the process of being replaced by Belarus for badge-engineered J/D tractors. Also Zetor only built the 2000 series,the 3000 series is from Renault Deere has made some good stuff over the years,just like all the rest. But also like all the rest they have made some junk too! In the world market both Agco and CNH Global are in a better position than Deere. Agco and CNH own the #1 and #2 selling brands (Massey and New Holland)and they both own one of the most technologically advanced tractor manufacturers (Steyr and Fendt)Neither of these points are directly attributable to John Deere!!
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