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Chick

08-06-2006 20:46:41




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Does anyone know of a supplier that sells aftermarket parts for New Holland balers? I know that there are supplier that do this, but with most of them, you must have an account to buy from them. In other words, if you are not a dealer, you are going to get hit hard!




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Hard Knocks IV

08-07-2006 02:52:52




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-06-2006 20:46:41  
Not new but Yinglings in PA has a bunch of used NH balers for parts 717 359 4848 and reasonably priced aftermarket parts. The big suppliers don't want to do retail business just let their dealers handle it.



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BobMo

08-06-2006 21:22:03




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-06-2006 20:46:41  
Chick, I'm not sure you have the correct picture. I really think what takes place is that the dealer(Corporate distribution) doesn't want to deal with the parts inventory for to many old products so their inventory is sold to other distributors with the agreement that that inventory will only be sold to NH dealers & then to the end user(you).
I think this is pretty much the same with all large rolling equipment manufactures....

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Chick

08-06-2006 23:13:08




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to BobMo, 08-06-2006 21:22:03  
I think you misunderstood what I was trying to explain. There are dealers who handle aftermarket parts (not New Holland dealers who handle genuine New Holland parts), such as TISCO, Herschel-Adams, etc, but to buy parts from these type companies, you must have an account with them.



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RodInNS

08-07-2006 05:27:29




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-06-2006 23:13:08  
I think you will find that the suppliers you listed are distributers. They have their own dealers. You want to deal with them, you become a dealer, and get your own account. Getting yo ur own account will come with a promise of moving some kind of volume. Most of these guys use the very same NH/DEERE/AGCO dealer networks. To these dealers, it's just another line they take on. If you don't lkie the NH price, they can sell you an aftermarket alternative. You also need to look carefully at what you're buying from these part hawkers. Quite often the quality is not the same as the NH part..... So it's a pay me now or pay me later type deal. I've seen all too often this type thing with plow parts. I get about 1/2 to 2/3 the wear from Molboro plow parts that I would get from genuine Kverneland plow parts. The kicker is that I might only save 25% buying the Molboro stuff, plus have all the work of changing the darn things in the field because the tips don't see a day out. Watch the quality on aftermarket parts. HTH.

Rod

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Chick

08-07-2006 15:42:00




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to RodInNS, 08-07-2006 05:27:29  
I am fully aware of all the if, ands, and buts of aftermarket parts. I worked at a MF dealer for a number of years and my brother has his own tractor repair shop, as well as working with me in the "70"s at the MF dealer.

My question was, "does anyone know of a aftermarket dealer of NH parts, that any Joe can buy parts from, without having to go through the hassle of getting an account with them."

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RodInNS

08-07-2006 17:05:51




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-07-2006 15:42:00  
Now I understand. You want the dealer price without the hassle of being a dealer. No, I'm not aware of anyone who is catering to your market. Good luck.

Rod



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Chick

08-07-2006 18:35:16




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to RodInNS, 08-07-2006 17:05:51  
Exactly. My brother currently has accounts with some of the larger distributors, but you must have a minimum order with some of these companies. I would like to find a company that handled parts, at a comparable price, without all the hassle, that if I needed a $50 part, I could just order, without having to meet a minimum or makeing a 30 mile trip to the NH dealer, and paying them 50% more.



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paul

08-07-2006 19:52:33




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-07-2006 18:35:16  
You want your cake & eat it too.

Good luck with that then.

--->Paul



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Chick

08-07-2006 21:39:02




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to paul, 08-07-2006 19:52:33  
Of course I do, doesn't everyone? Name me someone who would pay $100 for a part, if they could get a copmparable part for $40? Anyone who does that, is going to run into a cash flow problem real quick. Like most farmers, I am constantly hunting for ways to decrease my maintenance costs. Today there may not be a source for what I seek, but tomorrow is another story.



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RickB

08-08-2006 09:34:25




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to Chick, 08-07-2006 21:39:02  
You will not often see comparable part quality at a 60 % discount. If a manufacturer is building parts at that price point, there is absolutely no incentive to duplicate the quality standards of the OEM part. The aftermarket is selling on price at what they determine to be acceptable quality, not OEM quality at deep discount.



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Ken Macfarlane

08-08-2006 09:59:48




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 Re: New Holland parts in reply to RickB, 08-08-2006 09:34:25  
If you were in Canada, and needed an agco part, you can save 60% by driving accross the border, buy it in the US and bring it back. The exclusive importer who stocks all the dealers here is ridiculous. The steel clutch plate for the MF224 baler had a near 700$ price tag, for what is less complicated of part than a 20$ brake disc.



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