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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Color Wars?
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Posted by Welcome to the Global Economy,Dukester.......by Woodbeef on February 18, 2002 at 02:52:40 from (206.186.52.3):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Color Wars? posted by The Dukester on February 17, 2002 at 19:53:47:
I know of from where you are coming from,sir! I agree with you totally,and buy North American when ever I can. My truck is a Dodge,and we have a Plymouth car! Unfortunately the majors have let me down on tractors under 100 hp, for many years. So I've done what I had to and went with what works for my operation. During this wandering time from Deere,CNH,Agco products,my eyes have been opened,sometimes wider than expected by what else is available out there! But then again like you stated,nothing under 100 hp is made here anymore (even the CNH and Deere tractors are only bolted together in GA. with parts sourced worldwide)It's just that I'm finding the independants are building much better tractors,with better options. The majors are sitting on their butts too much figuring that their advertising spin-doctors will lead the color-blind sheep to the dealers,no matter what they push on us!!
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