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    Posted: 10 Oct 2010 at 3:46pm

I got a couple questions about AGCO parts that I been wondering about ; when they discontinue parts for a tractor say - low side PD clutch plates for a 7020 AC ; is it up to AGCO  to have say when an aftermarket company can reproduce the plates ? How can aftermarket guys make some parts for tractors that are still avaliable at dealerships like tie rod ends etc ???

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That is a good question. I would also like to know thw answer to that.
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If you can make a part and sell it, it is a free market. AGCO don't make most of their parts, they contract them out. If AGCO don't have a patent on a part it is a free world.  MACK
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