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 | Joe
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1999-07-30 6453
Since Deere is in such high demand has that caused the prices to be non-competitve to Kubota and NH. If they are more by grand or so I can't see going with them. Has any got some price comps in the 25 HP range?
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| art
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1999-07-31 6466
I haven't noticed any larger demand for JD tractors, that is any larger than the rest of the industry. All of the industry is short with the inventories that were early ordered. Deere might be slow in refilling because they are trying to straighten out some of there shortfalls on there tractors on the assembly line. pricing wise they all are very copetitive. You might check your dealers you may be getting more and that may be the price differance. ....
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| MichaelSnyder
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1999-07-31 6469
For one reason or another, this same question has been posted, what seems like 2 dozen times. Just because you don't see JD cleaning up the Compact tractor market, doesn't mean they are not under a high demand situation. Just high for the initial projected production forecast of this series tractor. Imagine going from a spec in the market share share, to being a serious contender with Kubota. That sounds like a pretty drastic change to me. I'm sure your mention of production line problems may be a problem as well. The old saying might hold true. Supply & Demand. As demand goes up, supply comes down, and price usually heads upward as well.. ....
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