Posted by FastFarmall on December 31, 2020 at 07:22:48 from (209.188.76.50):
In Reply to: MINNY MO G900 sales pitch posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on December 31, 2020 at 06:30:32:
Well when it came to the 445 Minneapolis, it wasn't in my opinion, in 1957 we had two R's, a H and a M Farmall.My dad was friends with the Minny-Mo dealer, but it went sour,LOL.That 445 was a lemon. The first rule, my dad broke was talking to, two sales men.[The MM block man and the dealer]. If two guys drive in my yard, i wont even talk to them. To make a long story short,when White Motor Co, bought MM, that was a bad day for everybody! They stole the retirement money that belonged to the employees! But Dad bought that 445 because it had Live PTO, boy was that a Mistake.It wouldn't stop, so he couldn't use it on the corn picker.And nobody would take it in trade,he finally took a lose on it, and bought a MD! After that the dealer only lasted two three years! I was 11 years old at the time and i knew it was a mistake,a gut feeling!
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