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Louie

12-16-2004 13:04:28

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The two MF dealers near me have converted to other dealerships and do not carry MF parts anymore. I have done a dealer search and the closest place is 100 miles one way!

I do not mind the drive to pick up major parts but for smaller parts the drive is ridiculous. I just ordered some small parts from this other dealer and had him mail them to me. WOW talk about sticker price when they added in the shipping and handling the cost went from $15 to $60. I will not do this again with them.

Does anyone know of a dealer who I can order small parts from through the internet who will have the parts mailed directly to me from Agco at a reasonable cost?

Hopefully I am not misusing the forum for this information, does someone have a better way?

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S Claus

12-20-2004 16:15:28

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

I deliver US Mail in rural Minnesota. Since we are 1.5 hrs away from Case-IH dealer my customers sometimes have the dealer mail out the parts. We frequently could provide next day delivery of smaller parts for far less than the $45 you were charged. For instance,you could mail car,pickup,or tractor front tires across country for between 10 and 20 bucks. Your deler should be able to find a far better shipping deal for you.

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Louie

12-17-2004 08:26:18

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Thanks in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

Gentlemen,
Now I know it is possible and what to expect, I appreciate the resources.

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Bill Darte

12-17-2004 07:41:00

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

My best online parts experiences have been through dealers of A&I. Fair and Fast. I got three orders from them before another online parts house even got my order to me and then it was wrong. It pays to shop around and I like the sites that allow you to input the exact MF part number. If you don't have a parts manual for your tractor, get one.
If you want my experience send me email at [email protected]

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Bill Darte

12-17-2004 07:34:28

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

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krm

12-16-2004 20:37:12

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

Try jacks small engine parts on internet,all you have to have is part number.

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marlowe

12-16-2004 19:29:21

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

have two MF dealers with in 40 miles of me but get 95% of my parts from a dealer over 120 miles a way because he know what he is doing and will direct ship from the warehouse on parts he don't have in stock. your dealer can direct ship if they want but most don't want to because then they can't add there % on for there handling NOT ALL DEALERS ARE THE SAME . the case dealer i use will do the same just find a dealer you like and set it up us your credit card and order your parts

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Fred Wolfe

12-16-2004 16:16:06

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Louie, 12-16-2004 13:04:28

I specialize in Massey Harris and older Massey Ferguson parts.

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John Duder

12-18-2004 04:25:54

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to Fred Wolfe, 12-16-2004 16:16:06

How do I get in touch with Fred Wolfe? Or he in touch with me?
Thanks

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Fred Wolfe

12-18-2004 05:39:16

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Re: Sourcing MF parts in reply to John Duder, 12-18-2004 04:25:54

click on my name.
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