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Re: New Holland Tractors
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Posted by colekicker on February 03, 2005 at 23:22:13 from (165.91.11.25):
In Reply to: New Holland Tractors posted by BobMo on February 03, 2005 at 14:01:14:
Worked at a dealer in the parts department during the summers for the past five years. 1995. But it may have just been a logo. Slowly it went from saying FORD with little letters saying new holland to big letters NEW HOLLAND and little letters ford under the model number. It was kind of a slow transition so that the farmers weren't scared away. Funny thing is I don't think they looked under the hood and saw that stuff was changing drastically. Basically now the New Holland tractors are the old Hesston tractors. I have a 45-66 Hesston thats engine you would swear was fron the TT New Holland series. I ordered a new center cap for the steering wheel this summer, expecting the brown fiat logo (new holland logo) and it was blue. Cross referenced the number and it came back on new tractors.
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