TBone
Platinum Member
Robert,
My intentions were not to argue the point, just to ask the question.
With Kubotas being made in Japan and all earlier John Deeres being made here it is easy for dumb folks like me to assume that the history of Deeres goes back further than Kubota. That very well may not be the case. I can remember seeing John Deeres when I was not old enough to climb on a tractor but can remember not so many years ago seeing my first Kubota.
Like Toyotas I thought they wouldn't be around very long and sure never thought I'd own one (Kubota). Lesson here: Never take a stock tip from me!/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
<font color=blue>"but it sounds like you probably know more than I do... '</font color=blue>
Sounds can be deceiving.
TBone
My intentions were not to argue the point, just to ask the question.
With Kubotas being made in Japan and all earlier John Deeres being made here it is easy for dumb folks like me to assume that the history of Deeres goes back further than Kubota. That very well may not be the case. I can remember seeing John Deeres when I was not old enough to climb on a tractor but can remember not so many years ago seeing my first Kubota.
Like Toyotas I thought they wouldn't be around very long and sure never thought I'd own one (Kubota). Lesson here: Never take a stock tip from me!/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif/w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif
<font color=blue>"but it sounds like you probably know more than I do... '</font color=blue>
Sounds can be deceiving.
TBone