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Re: the downfall of IH
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Posted by Aces on December 02, 2005 at 08:20:19 from (65.54.98.151):
In Reply to: the downfall of IH posted by Mikey on December 01, 2005 at 21:38:44:
A lot of good ideas here. IH did have there problems and so did JD. But the difference here is how they did buisness. I don't remember IH buying up JD tractors as did JD. Back when the 86's where new every JD dealer had a 86 of one size or other with only a few hours on it. I can't believe every JD deal would have had some come in and trade a new tractor with 10 20 hours on it. The same thing has happened again this year. A JD dealer here in Iowa has 4 new CIH with less than 100 hours on them. Do you realy think a person would by something the price of these new tractors and not have a good idea if he liked it or not. That is not the way I shop. If the JD's are so good as we all have heard for years let them sell themselfs.
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