Posted by Grandpa's Fords on June 04, 2018 at 09:43:16 from (50.32.137.94):
In Reply to: yanmar 1500d posted by gfj on June 04, 2018 at 06:28:14:
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Good point BarnyardEngineering. I have 4 JD, 4 Kubota, 3 N.H., 2 Kioti, 2 Mahindra Dealerships +/- within roughly 60 miles. And 1 Yanmar about 25 miles away. It being a long term and reputable company I believe that they stock well but before I bought one I would call them and just ask them how well. They are also NH dealer so one could ask how the 2 compare. IMO these other companies seem to have better dealer support from the manufacturers. Otherwise why wouldn't there be more Yanmar dealers. What dealers I've seen only carry them as a second or third line. That being said I probably would be cautious. I like Kubota but wouldn't buy one if the nearest dealer was 100 miles away and they had a lousy reputation. If you own a tractor and use it then it's only a matter of time before you will need a dealer. I've only heard and have no personal experience that they are a good tractor. I believe if they want to sell tractors at least in my area they need to boost the dealers presence.
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