Posted by Erik Ks farmer on February 06, 2013 at 16:31:42 from (199.241.240.16):
I'm a little frustrated this evening, I understand that a dealer needs to make money to cover their overhead just like the rest of us. I was interested in trading planters to go to a bulk fill with liquid fert mainly to band fert instead of my 7000 Deere. 6 row planter, not a lot of $$ but enough to mean something. I wanted to trade my Deere, it has 240 acres on all new openers and scrapers and several closing wheels complete with bearings. It also has yetter row cleaners and coulters. The planter has less than 500 acres on rebuilt corn meters, they offered me 1000 for it.... Then asked me if I was serious about dealing after I drove an hour to look at the planter....I was a little taken off guard it ticked me off so much. This is the second time in a week I have had a similar experience trying to deal with a "mega" dealer, 2 different dealers. These guys blow off their customers unless someone is looking to drop 50k.... That said I did have a very pleasant experience with another dealer on a swather that also lead to purchase on a late model baler. Do these guys not plan for the future?? Thoughts?
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