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Re: The wrong color is invading the farm!


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on November 18, 2007 at 07:28:13 from (209.226.247.52):

In Reply to: The wrong color is invading the farm! posted by Steven f/AZ on November 17, 2007 at 09:05:38:

Steven: Close to everything they grow, starts off green. At least those Deeres will stay green.

Don't be so hard on the folks back home. Deere is an excellent tractor 40-50 years after they started using everyone else's good ideas. Just look at the list of other folks firsts. Oliver's 6 cylinder, Cockshutt's IPTO, Ferguson's hitch, IH's lower link sencing born from fast hitch, Ford's power shift, IH's TA, etc. This is what they did, one H@!! of a good job marketing everyone else's good ideas. And don't be too hard on IH for not listening to their customers, they were only 30 years ahead of their time. NO ONE listens to their customers anymore. I make frequent stops at farm equipment dealers, it's pathetic the way modern day dealer personell talk down to their customers. Not all, but it is wide spread. And why wouldn't it be this way, sales literature and brochures are so poorly written today, no way a farmer could descretely pickup at brochure, go home and study it, and know exactly what he wanted. I can't believe it.


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