mjncad
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GordonR said:
And as I like to say, "Statistics is the art of making numbers lie."
The big 3
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And as I like to say, "Statistics is the art of making numbers lie."
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In that vein.. for the tractor worls anyway, I think the concept of 'the big 3' was more unified back a few decades.
Now that there have been so many mergers and buyouts.. it's a hard call.. not much more than opinion is some cases.
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Now that there have been so many mergers and buyouts.. it's a hard call.. not much more than opinion is some cases.
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Very true but colour is not all they look at,They favour individual models .For example a NH TM series or a IH MXM over either colour that is a steyr under neath or a "true" Massey over an allis or same or something else under the agco flag ,"Who built it" still the main factor ?Soundguy said:
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