The Vermeer story

One man heard a need, and that’s how it started. Seventy-five years later, we are continuing Founder Gary Vermeer's innovative legacy of finding a better way to equip our team, dealers and customers to build a better world.

[alwaysbekindu]

Omg talk about chance!!! I was scrolling through my YouTube home page and saw a video about mega machines. I watched it and when I did I saw "The VerMeer, " and I said to my boss, (her last name is VerMeer) I said to her, Carol VerMeer, are you aware of a mega machine called, "The VerMeer!?!?" She give me the back story and turs out she is soooo related to these folks!!! I don't believe in coincidences first of all, secondly what are the odds of this particular situation or coincidence to ever happen again? It was not a coincidence at all, God Almighty showed me about her bloodline before I even knew it was her bloodline. That's what that was. No coincidence just facts.

[steveogden]

The sad thing is that Vermeer invented/developed the round baler and then sit on their but and let John Deere pass them up in performance and features that worked like they were sitting still. Finally, after they started "Copying" some of JD designs, they had a better baler. They were reluctant to abandon the "Bottom Drum" design for the vertical bale chamber which JD perfected. Also, Vermeer's first version of "Double Twine arms" was a complete joke. Eventually, they pretty much copied JD's design. Dealer network has always sucked and still does.

[glenmiller]

i shot alot of this video many years ago before they fired me. i wish i could get money for it.