I wasn't the one who brought up economy building to begin with.what was said is that Kubota was the economy builder by employing 2200 people,which I thought was something not worth bragging about.you say it all goes back to Italy, thank you for proving my point about Kubota that is what I am trying to say! also I never said don't buy a deere I would be all for it over a Kubota any day,and caseih headquarters is still in racine wisconson.and lastly Italy is not the ones stealing our jobs that's japan china and so on. So new Holland still employs around 10,000 people in the U.S.A. and Kubota 2,200 , you tell me who helps the U.S. economy better. BTW Kubota employs 32,000 people globally,why such a small portion in the U.S.? keep buying that garbage look where it has got us since the 70's when that junk started filtering in, better off, think not!
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