Posted by notjustair on February 29, 2020 at 05:44:09 from (98.188.112.49):
I’ve had it without local Deere dealer. Had it! We’ve done business with them since the very first day they opened, but they have gotten too big and have no customer service left. They have also turned into parts throwers. I’ve always dealt with the owner and talked with him many times about the frustration - he always makes it right, but now he has 17 locations so he’s not there so much anymore.
Does anyone know of a good farm diesel mechanic that knows Deeres in northeast Kansas (specifically near Ottawa)? I run mostly aged stuff I’ve had since it was new, nearly new, or had many years - all Deere minus a few randomness. Everything from combines (a 9500), to an old 8430, a 4020, a 4440, a 7800, etc. everyone just uses the dealer here so I know of no one. The lawnmower just cost me a grand to “fix” and I still have to use ether to get it started if it sits more than a few days after it “needed” new coils. When I went to pick it up after the first time it wouldn’t start to bring it home and the mechanic got mad and picked it up with a forklift and then got to fix the deck height adjuster. It has 400 hours. My old Marty J mower with over 2000 hours starts no matter what. Everything that comes from them has to go back to get refixed and I’m tired of giving them tens of thousands of dollars a year for nothing but frustration. Anyone know someone?
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