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Re: new tractors to stay away from
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Posted by paul on July 08, 2004 at 21:46:19 from (209.23.145.95):
In Reply to: new tractors to stay away from posted by bill huddleston on July 08, 2004 at 20:38:56:
Stay away from any China tractor. Ick! Kubota, JD, NH, Case are all good, pick the
features & dealer you want. Mahindra, Yanmar, Kioti, probably a couple I'm
forgetting are pretty good - less dealers,
possibly not as polished, but a bit of a price
break for a solid machine. Grey Market tractors from Japan - these are
sold in Japan, & imported to the USA as used.
Missing safety features, lacking parts support,
everything is written in Japaneese. But, many
match USA models fairly closely, and are
pretty well made. They are fairly cheap for what
you get - solidly made machines, if you can
live with the negatives. Belarus is so so, has casting & hydraulic
issues, used to have ok dealer support but not
sure any more, lot went away. Then way, way, way below that is anything
from China. Ick. --->Paul
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