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Posted by Woodbeef on March 05, 2003 at 10:05:43 from (207.164.210.131):
In Reply to: john deere 5003 series posted by jimmy on March 05, 2003 at 06:36:09:
Yes,they are both made in India,but that is where the simularities end. The Mahindra "00" series is a completly new tractor range,one of the few all new designs in the under 60 pto hp Utility category. I've not seen anything on the econo model Deere as of yet,so I do not know about the joint venture tractor made by L&T-Deere. Be interesting to check out the specs on the Deere,and see how they compare to the Mahindras. I'd not worry too much about Mahindra being around in 20 years. They are market leaders(and have been for about 20 years)in the world largest tractor market. They also have the worlds largest tractor plant under one roof.
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