Posted by Zach Bouchard on January 12, 2010 at 14:57:51 from (66.165.45.67):
In Reply to: JOHN Deers posted by JR Frye on January 12, 2010 at 13:00:12:
It depends what era of tractors your talking about. I think after about the 1970"s Deere started to take over, and I think they still are in control of the majority of the market. I"m an IH guy, but it seems that you do see more john deeres new and old, but in the pre-1950"s tractors it seems like you see alot of fords and IH"s too. Your area is a factor too. Dealers played a huge role in sales. People went to the dealership with the best sales and service, some places had only one dealer close to them way back when and thats where they went becasue it was easier to get parts locally.
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