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| I'm sure there are almost as many different philosophies on topics like this as there are farmers. We don't have a really good Gleaner dealer close by - our "good" dealer is about 70 miles away. We run Gleaners due to their simplicity. Since we very seldom have them do service work for us, having a machine that is simple to work on is most important to us. I don't care who was first to get one on the market either - just giving Dan some crap since he thinks the sun apparently rises and sets on Deere since he thinks they invented the things - when in reality, by the 60's it was an old concept.
Anyone will have to admit they were way late getting something on the market though. As quickly as they overtook their walker machines is proof there was market demand for them. | |
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John Deere's Rotary Design work prior to 1962.
