Posted by jack harmon on May 27, 2009 at 14:10:46 from (162.58.82.136):
In Reply to: farmers out west posted by a.rothermel on May 26, 2009 at 15:58:01:
dealer and availability of parts is most of it in my opinion,but I think price is beginning to show in the fields also,I gave up on jd a long time ago,since the price on fords were less,and the excellent jd dealer here sold out to a bunch of imbeciles .Quite frankly, since the reliable dealer sold out and retired, ive not seen a new large tractor anywhere around here locally thats green .lots of green 30-40 hp still sold though and i think the dealer here is leaning more that way instead of toward large farmers.just my opinion of course.out in western okla theres a excellent JD dealer in elk city ,and they still have a huge market there, most of what you see is green there and has been for years.service and parts are what you need if your farming for a living.
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