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"I'm at a loss;
Are there any tractor companies that sell US made compact tractors? I would look for myself but it would take me a couple years to figure it out
so thanks in advance." Traskblacktail
Assembled here mostly means, final assembly, in reality. The tractors from the orient are shipped here in crates aboard ships, of course. It is easier to ship them without their wheels, tires, seats, rops, etc. When we generally think of assembly of a vehicle manufactured here, we think of starting with a slightly more blank slate.
Does final assembly create a few jobs? sure. The bottom line is that like almost anything else you can think of, we simply do not build "stuff" in the US to the degree we once did. It is what it is.
Are there any tractor companies that sell US made compact tractors? I would look for myself but it would take me a couple years to figure it out
so thanks in advance." Traskblacktail
Yeah, most everything is assembled here, but not produced here. Just on the assembly point, did you ever see the report on the Kubota facility in Oakwood, GA? It is interesting that 37 people are on the line that can assemble 50 to 60 tractors a day for Kubota.
YouTube Kubota video below:
Kubota Manufacturing Plant - Oakwood, Georgia - YouTube
Assembled here mostly means, final assembly, in reality. The tractors from the orient are shipped here in crates aboard ships, of course. It is easier to ship them without their wheels, tires, seats, rops, etc. When we generally think of assembly of a vehicle manufactured here, we think of starting with a slightly more blank slate.