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Posted by Red Pete on August 06, 2006 at 19:13:22 from (12.108.222.34):
In Reply to: Re: MH tractors posted by massey333 on August 06, 2006 at 11:38:00:
I was too young to remember much about the merger other than the name changed from Massey Harris to Massey Ferguson. Just remember that farmers here didn't buy them any more. Most wanted larger row crop tractors that would handle 4 or 6 row front mounted cultivators and mounted corn pickers. Most still plowed and 4 bottom plows were very popular with a few 5's being sold. The popular tractors were the 450, 560, and 730. Then JD introduced the New Generation tractors and most farmers were buying 3010's and 4010's. The Ferguson dealers just seemed to disappear also.
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