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Re: Re: IH vs evrything else
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Posted by G Taylor Amen to apples oranges comparison on January 26, 2001 at 15:37:07 from (129.37.163.186):
In Reply to: Re: IH vs evrything else posted by Dave on January 26, 2001 at 10:35:31:
Lets compare tractors when they have similar HP, weight the same, same tires & drawbar height.
Don't know why some people cling to a crumbling corporation like IH etc & proclaim it "won".
Deere is out there alone as a successful agricultural company due to quality design, production ,support, business sence & human relations. They just didn't hatch as many "turkeys" as other companies.
I may add however who ever the New York Wall Street type of weasel handling the "Collectors Centre" needs to understand the Deere farmers are to be treated as friends rather than competors.
It's fine to be loyal & enjoy what ever old tractor Dad, Grampa or Uncle Elmer had. That alone makes it best in one's own eye's.
Goes to show most decisions are 90% emotion & 10% logic.
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