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Posted by KEH on July 19, 2005 at 14:45:02 from (204.116.139.70):
All,
Went to a NH dealer to get a part and looked at medium sized NH tractors. TC55 made in Mexico and is a modified Fiat design. Some of the castings look the same as my 1980 Long. TN 75 made in Italy and is different design. Nice cab on TN75. A TL100 was made in Great Britain.
Stopped at John Deere dealer to window shop. Asked where 5103, 5203 and 5303 were made. He said they were assembled in Augusta, GA. Engine from Mexico, transmission from India, hydraulic pump from SC, front axle from somewhere else.
Most here may already know this, but I thought I would pass it on.
I hear thunder and I cut hay today!
KEH
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