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Old massey will probably still be on there farm too if they kept it this long
I guess no one linked them up.new canola & chickpea videos from mike ....
That Ideal was designed by AGCO's MF division in Europe. It originally was to be marketed as a MF world wide, but AGCO did surveys and found majority of USA farmers like Fendt and disliked MF so they are taking a chance on the Fendt name to gain more customers.Isn't it about time Fendt gets it's own page here on the forum since it's not a Massey and never will be...?
Whatever you gota tell yourself to keep believing Massey Ferguson makes the world go 'round. I'd definitely agree with you on the second half of your comment. I find it funny that all the Massey fans think "Massey" has designed everything for AGCO in the last 25 years and is still designing everything. Massey Ferguson became nothing more than a brand under AGCO when they were bought up back in the mid 90's, not a company that is still designing and engineering. AGCO designed the machine.That Ideal was designed by AGCO's MF division in Europe. It originally was to be marketed as a MF world wide, but AGCO did surveys and found majority of USA farmers like Fendt and disliked MF so they are taking a chance on the Fendt name to gain more customers.Isn't it about time Fendt gets it's own page here on the forum since it's not a Massey and never will be...?
Both the Ideal 10 and Claas 8900 use a 790 hp Man engine.600 hp class 10, so technically bigger than the Ideal.
Looks like they are taking some notes off the TribineThe IDEAL 10 is planned be steered by a left hand joystick, at least in Europe. Apparently orders will be accepted after July 2020 for the 2021 model combines.
https://www.fendt.com/int/fendt-ideal-10
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Agriterra doesn't know what they want to sell. Agco really f-d up when they gave the former Rocky Mountain Eq. partner and now Finning basically a free hand to do what they wanted in AB and SK. In reality between Agriterra and Pentagon in my part of the world Agco is in real trouble.The closest Agriterra location for me is Weyburn which might make them my closest Ideal dealer. I think the stores they took over were established MF dealers, so I wonder what their customer base is thinking about all these changes from Agco? New owner, with changing brands, I can only imagine that it is challenging for them. Its seems like a big experiment in Marketing to me. Are they trying to sell the Ideal or have they been selling Massey?
Whatever you gota tell yourself to keep believing Massey Ferguson makes the world go 'round. I'd definitely agree with you on the second half of your comment. I find it funny that all the Massey fans think "Massey" has designed everything for AGCO in the last 25 years and is still designing everything. Massey Ferguson became nothing more than a brand under AGCO when they were bought up back in the mid 90's, not a company that is still designing and engineering. AGCO designed the machine.