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Re: Die hard IH ?
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Posted by parts man on January 22, 2004 at 20:54:01 from (142.166.242.194):
In Reply to: Die hard IH ? posted by clint on January 22, 2004 at 15:09:53:
I guess that you could describe us as die hard IHers, we've been all IH since 1947 when grandad got his first tractor. The Case buyout wasn't a big deal to us, because all of the tractor in our HP range were still IH tractors, identical to before 84. The NH merger and subsequent Fiat buyout make me a little leary though!! If I were going to buy anew tractor now, I think I'd look pretty hard at a McCormick, they're still the good ol' 84 series tractors (more or less), with that new perkins. We've got a C60 Case-IH and really like the prekins engine!
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