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    Posted: 19 Jan 2010 at 11:24pm
With what is changing at agco what may change with parts for Allis.
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AGCO has said they will continue to supply parts for Allis, etc. for the time being but it's awful hard to listen to anything they say anymore. Stick with aftermarket parts from sellers such as the ones on this site. Great people, much cheaper than dealers, and will likely be around for much longer!
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Just remember aftermarket dose not have everything and you still need to get some parts from Agco.
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You mean with what is changing at Massey Ferguson? lol 
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Under it's current direction I don't see AGCO surviving long term in NA.  Also, as stated, their company policy seems to change on a whim with little thought or care for NA.  And, their montra seems to be try and force things on the dealers and ultimately farmers.  So, IF they don't fail I see them raising prices on parts to the point where it forces you to consider buying new from them instead of keeping the old iron running.  That will probably affect the newer AC models more than the old but who knows.  Even though I love AC, it makes me think long and hard about purchasing AC, for farm use, in the future.  I think some of the dealers are going to go away and parts will go up.
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