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Sloan Express Quality--Opinions?

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Kerwin

04-11-2007 19:32:53




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I'm thinking of getting some rake teeth, mower-conditioner teeth, and rock guards from Sloan Express. What is the quality like? Anyone bought teeth/rock guards from them before?

Their prices are cheaper than the local chain stores, but is it a matter of "you get what you pay for"? Thanks for the help.




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James22

04-11-2007 20:29:58




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 Re: Sloan Express Quality--Opinions? in reply to Kerwin, 04-11-2007 19:32:53  
I have bought some stuff from Sloan, mainly tillage tools, and have been satisfied with price and service. I believe the quality is at least as good as the chain stores, but the dealer generally will have more durable parts that you are considering buying. A few years ago I purchased a few mower guards and some rubber rake teeth from a chain store and ultimately did not use them. The mower guards were cast rather than ductile iron and therefore couldn't be repositioned/bent without breaking. The rubber rake teeth didn't fit real well, holes were offset and the rubber deteriorates faster. I suspect Sloan Express would have the same quality. Although primarily tillage parts have been on "menu", I have considered purchasing Loewen combine parts from Sloan.

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Gerald J.

04-11-2007 20:24:06




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 Re: Sloan Express Quality--Opinions? in reply to Kerwin, 04-11-2007 19:32:53  
So far the parts have been the same as any other store. Especially Pioneer hydraulic parts but the prices have been better. I've bought a couple seed sensors and the one I used last year worked fine, so I bought another for this year to go in another row of the planter that was getting touchy. I also bought a planter down pressure spring that was half the price of JD. I've not yet unboxed today's delivery.

Gerald J.

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