Take a look at what the current trend is newer equipment in your area too. Not on the lot but in the field. Here for example you see mostly JD and CaseIH yet there is an area in southern MN that has a ton of AGCO stuff. Now farmers no matter where are going to have 2 things they look at buying new. Price and if the dealer is going to take care of them. That dealer care will over ride price most of the time. When that 300K tractor breaks down during planting season is the dealer going to get this guy back in the field? I've know dealers here to give a loaner out so a guy can get his crop in. Same thing with harvest. If the dealer can't/won't get the guy back in the field he's going to have trouble selling equipment even if he can beat the price of the competition. So what the local guys are using in newer equipment can tell you a lot about the local dealers just by seeing what's in the fields.
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