[AT] OT Massey Ferguson Edgewood Maryland

[Cecil Bearden]

The Burr I have is that they bought out many of the old line 
manufacturers and  then do not offer any parts.  Or, if you have a 
current model tractor that was made in say France, and now made in 
Spain, the parts will not interchange because they are different 
models.   All they did was change the hood and fenders to make them look 
alike, but the performance and reliability are significantly different.  
Like I said they are the Wal Mart of Agriculture.   I refuse to even 
consider any AGCO product when looking for new.    This is the reason I 
like Belarus/MTZ  they may not be pretty or have all the bells and 
whistles, but parts are readily available.  If the Border crossing would 
move a little faster, I could get parts out of Canada in a week.  Now it 
takes 2.
Cecil

On 1/18/2020 7:14 AM, James Peck wrote:
>   Is that the source of Cecil's burr under the saddle? I am guessing that it is cost advantageous to manufacture in Jackson versus Beauvais.
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