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Posted by Robert in W. Mi on September 29, 2003 at 16:54:32 from (199.170.117.127):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kubota vs John Deere posted by Indydirtfarmer on September 29, 2003 at 06:26:08:
Hi Indy, Deere is leader in market share??? NOT world wide they aren't. In fact, they aren't even second or even third!!! "If" you add up all of the deere tractor sales, you'll find out that they sell more imported tractors than they sell American made ones!!! Kinda like the "new" deere dozers that deere rebadges and sells as there own!! We was with out a deere dealer for some time, now there's a new super store, with not so super prices!!! On the other hand, AGCO had two dealers here at that same time, and now we even have a third one! Hope you don't judge everything in the world by what's on "your" door step. Go do some reading on deere finaces, they are "finally" makeing some $$ again, but not on their farm equipment, it's on there goof courses, and related marketing!!! AGCO is makeing money too, but they are makeing it on there tractors and farm equipment. I'm sure NOT trying to sell anyone on AGCO, i just don't care for all the deeroids repeating over and over verses from the deere mothership that aren't the truth. BTW, i believe Massey and Mahindra are still going back and forth for the "number one" spot in tractor sales!! And, that's all i have to say on this subject. :>) Robert
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