Posted by Nebraska Cowman on December 20, 2007 at 10:22:14 from (65.162.146.41):
In Reply to: popularity? posted by TroyR on December 20, 2007 at 09:03:15:
Well i ain't gonna fight you. Maybe you just need a bigger garden? But if you figure the IH A, B, And C you are looking at half a million tractors. If you add the Cub and Cub Cadet you are looking at way over a million. John Deere never even built a million tractors TOTAL til way up in the 1970s. No one else was even close. That's my vote. And oh yeah IH built the Farmall F12 & 14 from 1932 -1939, over 150,000 units. They were a one horse tractor. In the same time frame Mother Deere built less than half that many Bs.
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