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I think the JD SP forage Harvesters are still Manufactured at the JD German plant in Zweibruecken. Krone has a interesting history they are or used to be the biggest Deere Dealer or importer in germany but don't quote me on that cause not sure if that is true or not. When it comes to the 3 point disc mowers for the front and rear are designed and manufactured by Kuhn Group in France which is a subsistary company of the Swiss BUCHER Industries in Niederweningen! I think the round balers are still made by Deere unless they have a deal with Vermeer

Just saw that Deere is closing down there Ottumwa factory which had been in use for 100 or more years!

Ya that is what I've been saying Mc Donald's has the coffee supplier that Tim Hortons used to have! That is why McDs is better now

Shaw Tractor Discing Galesburg, Kansas

The History of Shaw Manufacturing and the DU-ALL Garden Tractor made in Galesburg, Kansas

I wonder who makes them IH heads now for Rowse sickle mowers, they offer two versions one using IH and New Holland heads

That ugly thing never caught on eh! Them Cyber Trucks that have been sold will never get as old as the classic IH pickups

Mc D has the former supplier for its coffee that used to supply Tim Hortons. That is why Mc D has great coffee

Seen a Case 400 for sale with a diesel in it and was wondering how good were they compared to the competitors?

Those were assembled in Mannheim which manufactured almost all utility sized tractors in Europe and later for the North American market as well, made in the former Heinrich Lanz Works! We have the predeccessor series a 2550 which is a very good tractor. The 6000 series were also from Mannheim

The former General Motors Assembly plant in Biel Switzerland, in operation from the 30s to the 1970s in its heyday it employed over 400 and assembled 17000 cars yearly