Krone has a good parts system in the US. I sold their tedders and hay rakes. They rarely did not have anything we needed right here in the mid-west. Then Memphis, TN had every hay equipment part that Krone made in stock. Also on the big balers and forage harvesters they have several levels of "UP Time kits". These include the majority of common parts you might need running those pieces of equipment. These "kits" are at the farmers. You pay a deposit and then at the end of season you pay for what you use after the deposit is deducted. The top level of these kits would have the majority of the part you would ever need in them. The lower level kit might just have the knotter stuff in them as example. all in all Krone is a pretty darn good company.
I actually had more trouble getting some of the German made JD forage harvester parts than the Krone made products.
CNH/ Fiat does not have the best parts support. AGCO is even worse around here. Some guys on here claim next day AGCO parts availability but I can not get that around here. it is always 2-3 days on a lot of things form AGCO here.
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