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		<title>Massey Ferguson History</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Massey-Harris-Ferguson began in 1953 with a merger between the North American company Massey Harris and English company Harry Ferguson Limited.  In 1958 the name was shortened to Massey Ferguson.
Harry Ferguson made a great change in tractor design when he designed his revolutionary three-point-linkage system, allowing both tractor and implement to work together.  His ideas are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Massey-Harris-Ferguson began in 1953 with a merger between the North American company Massey Harris and English company Harry Ferguson Limited.  In 1958 the name was shortened to Massey Ferguson.</p>
<p>Harry Ferguson made a great change in tractor design when he designed his revolutionary three-point-linkage system, allowing both tractor and implement to work together.  His ideas are still present in current tractor production.</p>
<p>The history of Massey Harris dates back to 1847 when Daniel Massey opened a workshop to build farm implements, located in Newcastle Ontario, Canada.  10 years later, Alanson Harris established a foundry to make and repair farm machinery.  Massey and Harris merged in 1891, the company being responsible for producing the first commercially successful self-propelled combine in 1938.  In 1995, Massey Ferguson was purchased by US-based AGCO Corp. and has had continued success in the marketplace.  Be sure to browse the rest of the site for info on <a href="http://masseyfergusonparts.org">Massey Ferguson Parts</a>.</p>
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