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SVcummins

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They are made for northern tool by a couple of companies . The neighbors had a nortrac wheel tractor for a few years not really sure about ordering a tractor through a mail order catalog
 
Well I read two reviews from two guys that probably shouldnt
own a blender and two from guys that didnt bash them to bad
 
Anybody know anything about this company ? If that price is right I feel really really bad for the guys who spent 24 grand on of these and even worse for the guy who put one on the northern tool credit card at 25 percent interest
Nortrac
 
I bet some here collect mail order tractors from Sears and Montgomery Ward. Don't forget Sears even had mail order houses.
 
No protection when using the backhoe.
Many times I would have been making a trip to ER
when using hoe to dig out a small tree if I didn't have a roll cage. .

I'm surprised Barney recommends it.
 
Sears had mail order barns, too. They were expandable. There was a Sears barn in the area where I grew up. It had a separate wing that had been added later, looked just like the first part. It was still standing, the last time I went by it a couple of years ago.
 

Bet that's the real price over there, shipping will be the killer.

$800 locally and EVERYONE in the supply chain is making a profit...
 
(quoted from post at 04:29:36 12/27/21) Try Alibaba
Alibaba
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I remember seeing a local, private for sale ad for one of those large Chinese tractors, 120 HP or so. The seller had purchased it direct in China and waited for it to arrive by ship. They got it and used it to farm with. They listed it as they got tired of fixing stuff and getting parts. Wished I saved the ad, had lots of photos and details.

Prices are that cheap overseas. I looked at bale wrappers, the Eastern Europe price at several dealer & equipment sales sites was 1/3 of the local price. Same machine. I literally could have bought it online and had it shipped...but I am going to guess the freight would be the killer.
 
Mail order bride.... wow thats got worse odds at working out then winning the powerball..

REMEMBER the big print giveth the little print taketh away...
 
It looks to me like northern is getting out of the tractor business they dont list the dozers at all and the tractor selection is not very big either to what it used to be
 
Local farmer got a mail order bride she was the prettiest girl in town she was a third his age they stick around long enough to get their papers and then leave
 
But the yt corps of manufacturing wants everyone to believe
that everything made in China all comes out of one factory
and all made the same
 
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