I always haggle a little bit. I picked up a corn head on Friday for our chopper and they were asking $500. Finding out I needed a pulley, they helped me locate one, and then put that on hold while we talked money. I would have paid $500 if I had to, but I asked what their best rpcie was and they knocked off $100 right away. I took it, ordered the pulley from the dealer they found it at through them, and brought the head home.
Now I gotta get some gathering chains for it, as I tried it out tonight after installing the pulley and it broke a chain not far into the field. If nothing else I'll have to put it back together with a connector link, but those chains are pretty loose, and will need to be replaced sooner or later.
Donovan from Wisconsin
This post was edited by Don-Wi at 19:23:57 09/18/12.
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