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Re: What's better 1066 0r 4440

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supermpuller4

12-16-2004 13:19:58




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You really get upset when someone points out IH sold more tractors than JD, and they haven't made a tractor for 20 years, don't worry JD will catch them by 2010 or so.




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G/MAN

12-16-2004 13:37:30




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 Re: What's better 1066 0r 4440 in reply to supermpuller4, 12-16-2004 13:19:58  
The problem is that any time somebody doesn't agree with you and sets you straight, you automatically think they're upset. Don't flatter yourself into thinking you can upset me. You can believe whatever you want to believe, but I'd put a $100 bill down that Deere caught IH in production long ago. 1.2 million two-cylinders (conservative estimate based on serial numbers), 600,000 New Gens just in the 3010/4010/3020/4020 alone, and 1 million tractors out of Mannheim alone is 3 million, and that's not counting what Waterloo has built since '72, and a bunch of other plants. And seeing as how Deere passed IH in total sales in '58, there's no doubt who's built more farm equipment total over the years. It takes more than tractors to farm, you know. If Deere was as stuck on production numbers and making a big deal about building X amount of tractors, we'd know exactly how many tractors Deere has built. I guess they figured building the tractors was more important than telling the world how many they'd built. But hold onto your big red dream, lol.

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supermpuller4

12-16-2004 13:51:27




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 Re: What's better 1066 0r 4440 in reply to G/MAN, 12-16-2004 13:37:30  
Keep dreaming GMAN, I just got my new Old Power and Pride magazine going to check out the project M part 2, talk to you later.



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G/MAN

12-16-2004 15:23:32




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 Re: What's better 1066 0r 4440 in reply to supermpuller4, 12-16-2004 13:51:27  
I thought all you had to do was stick an M&W kit in an "M" to get 85 horsepower. That ought to win most pulls, shouldn't it? Catch you later.



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