Five Agco dealers here,four are single location dealers,one has grown from nothing to three locations now. Their new dealership is the closest dealer of any brand to me. The one that I've been going to for years is loosing their Agco contract though from what I've been told on here by another member. The owner had been an Oliver dealer way back. He died a year ago last December. His son is service manager and daughter in law runs parts. I guess Agco told them two days after the funeral to start winding things down,they weren't getting a new contract apparently,but they're still going,so I don't know what's going on with them. Most of their business is through the shop and parts. I don't know if they're going to stay open with Gehl,Kuhn,Great Plains,Kilbros,Landpride and whatever other shortlines they handle or what the deal is.
The last Deere dealer in Michigan with just two locations was forced out February first,so I think there's just five different names on every Deeremart in the state,as far as I know.
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