AGCO: Challenger, Fendt, Massey Ferguson, Valtra Tractors & Farm Equipment

There is always Valtra and Fendt to chose from.

AGCO for a little whyle

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A history lesson. allis went broke, Deutz-fahr bought allis and closed it down to sell deutz tractors in the states, A management buy out to form agco. Agco now gets same tractors painted AGCO ALLIS to sell and WHITE build the large tractors with air cooled DEUTZ engines, Agco want to build tractors they buy White farm equipment. now they have a ... Read Morelarge tractor but no small tractors, They now buy Massey Ferguson, They put a cummins motor in the massey and call them WHITE tractors and They put SISU motor in the Massey and call it an AGCO ALLIS, after a few years they drop the white line and call them AGCO tractors, They sent a few 9240(a white tractor with cummins motor) to europe but they were under speced for europe, they started putting the flunk transmission in the massey but wanted somthing more, They Buy FENDT to get their hand on the Best CVT on the market and they buy VALTRA to get an ENGINE Put all this together and you get a Tractor assembled in france , with a german transmission, a finnish engine, with a massey cab and styling. Paint this tractor 3 or four different colours and you get A MASSEY FERGUSON, CHALLENGER, AGCO and ISEKI, that why they all had black chassis. I hope this clears this up ,I think you all need to buy the BOOK the complete history of AGCO tractor. There on ebay. i have been to the factory in france to see this all first hand, as you walk down the line you can see all the different tractor for the different countries with different specs.

Thank you for clearing this all up Mr. Cochrane, and he is 100% correct for I have the book as well, won in that photo contest a while back. And sorry Bane I ment to put down Deutz-Fahr, but the way I see it now, it looks like SAME has taken complete control over management of Deutz.

yes this is true agco is being stupid and grtting rid og its own name...:( AGCO has confermed this scrol down this page and it will tell you

When i was in the state's 12 months ago one dealer told me that the agco line was going to be dropped then,i am suprised that it has taken this long for the announcement to become offical. This should have given alot of dealers enough time to get customers use to the idea of the new colour. If you what you can still buy an orange tractor in europe you just need to order it, My last two tractors went through the factory with my name on them.

AGCO has been wanting to dump the orange for sometime now, I first heard about a year ago, all the AGCO dealers knew it was coming, it was only a matter of time.

Will the agco allis (the green ones) and Agco( the orange one's) brand tractors still be avalible in south america??

AGCO tractors were sold only in the North American market.

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I understand, you are finding it hard to believe that you have been using Massey, Valtra, and Fendt tech, for so many years and not realizing it cause it was hiding under a different color and sticker. AGCO will not offer me a chance to purchase a Valtra S series, my brand, so I don't even have a large tractor to support. Well I do, it is just ... Read Morered and yellow, but I would like to have one that said Valtra on and only Valtra. But AGCO will not allow that tractor to be hear cause it competes with the large Massey, Challenger, AGCO tactor, and Fendt tractor.

Find your nearest Massey dealer, they should be able to help you out on parts.

They even did a write up after their visit we thought we could share! Check it out!
http://www.ogeecheetech.edu/homepage/2009/Ag_Visit_AGCO.html

And I and everybody else know for a fact that Massey Harris developed the first self-propelled combine. Make sure there is water in the pool before you jump in it.

The number one reasone AGCO dropped the AGCO Tractor line is volume and dealership presence. Now there are places I'm sure in the US that orange out sold Red and Yellow combined. However, there appears to be a few pockets in the US of farmers and dealers that still cannot come to terms with the fact that AGCO is an AGCO and not an Allis Chalmers ... Read Moreproduct. I hate to break it to them but this is a global economy and AGCO is a very large global company. I highly doubt they are going to feel much pain from a very small percentage of their business. I'm just guessing but I doubt the total $ amount of AGCO tractors sold in any of the past 5 years has been more than 1% of AGCO's total global sales.

look at the full size image.

They may as well sell The Allis-Chalmers line to someone that will produce them..and make there shitty Massey Fergusons and call it The Massive Failure Corperation