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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @bigtractorpower
    @bigtractorpower 2 года назад +1

    What a dealer event to roll out AGCO. That would have been exciting to attend.

  • @Ihfarmer23
    @Ihfarmer23 3 года назад +1

    Ohhh where's big Oliver farm boy why isn't he commenting on this video

  • @onealfarms9967
    @onealfarms9967 2 года назад +1

    AGCO became the worst thing that happen to our farm corporate business buying up all the independent tractor company’s and controlling the parts supply now CNH is doing the same thing

    • @CheeseMiser
      @CheeseMiser 2 года назад +1

      No

    • @bigtractorpower
      @bigtractorpower 2 года назад +2

      If it had not been for AGCO the 22 brands it acquired in the 90’s would have simply gone out of business and there would be no parts for the machinery that came before AGCO. The company started from scratch and built up a strong product line in short order.

    • @AJmx2702001
      @AJmx2702001 Год назад

      I think that its was knowledge that Allied Products was also interested in the Deutz Assets of North America. And given the relationship Hesston had with Fiat there was a possibility there. Cause look at the time line of Fiat Buying New Holland in 1991 within agcos 1st year of operation. Every Step of Agco has been Brand Buyouts to keep pace in technology.

  • @favorit926vario5
    @favorit926vario5 3 года назад

    When did AGCO stopp selling DEUTZ products?

    • @Dirtanddieselphotography
      @Dirtanddieselphotography 3 года назад

      probably around 1994, I know that in 96 they switch to Cummins for the Gleaner combines

    • @dickkeesey8889
      @dickkeesey8889  2 года назад +2

      1n 1992 Deutz Allis was officially gone. The big tractors and gleaner combines used Deutz engines for a couple more years. But the Deutz Allis name was done in 92