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Posted by mike in New Mexico on May 08, 2005 at 20:10:07 from (64.185.63.55):
Just now finished watching RFD-TV with Max Armstrong hosting a show called "American Tractor Special" and in the show he did a special about Ertl toy tractors and they kept bringing out that they were all made in America in Dyersville, Iowa. Back about 7 or 8 years ago, I bought a "Precision Series" Farmall F-20. When I got it home and got to looking at it, it says "Made in China." It is a nice tractor model and I have no complaints but why are they bragging that all their stuff is made in America when this one I own is made in china? Anybody have any thoughts? Thanks to all who respond. By the way, I didn't get no deal on it when I bought it. Still had to pay $138 for it.
Mike
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