well ,these guy pretty much covered what i was going to say.ive always advocated picking and sticking with a good dealer who will stand behind you. Could make or break you if your down and have to get something done.But most of those are gone it seems.We had two good dealers here for years. one case, the other jd, both would go out of their way to get you out of a bind,work with you on any problem,and if push come to shove would loan you a piece of equipment.They both understood that was what kept them going year after year. Both are sadly gone now,new guys are more interested in selling lawnmowers to folks in town,or cater to the small horse raisers and things.dont keep parts for equipment over 4-5 years old and wont even try to find them.they are simply there to sell tractors and equipment. its kind of sad really.
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