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Re: Has John Deere ever had a first?
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Posted by Leroy on December 29, 2005 at 05:40:11 from (216.201.38.42):
In Reply to: Has John Deere ever had a first? posted by Andrew from KY on December 28, 2005 at 21:06:48:
I always said they were Johnney come lately and if you talk about just types of machinery and not specifics in a certain type you will se that is tru on a lot of machinery, the first Deere corn harvester was a corn binder and to get it they hired away from McCormic the person that brought the McCormic binder to production and improved it when they brought it out long after McCormic had a corn picker and Wroper-Wright was first to have a dial setting for combine platform 20 years ahead of Deere, and yes, most of my stuf is Deere but there are others that made better models of different items and we would pick the make that we thought was better
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