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Posted by David in Wales on February 08, 2007 at 03:18:53 from (86.142.187.97):
In Reply to: JD dealer parts pricing posted by 37 chief on February 07, 2007 at 22:53:19:
Hi Stan;
How are you?
I worked for a JD dealer some years ago and helped in the stores sometimes (was salesman normally on the road. In England the JD dealers have three methods of ordering spares.
1 - Monthly stock order for higher discount
2 - Normal delivery 2-3 days, less discount
3 - VOF (vehicle off road) panic overnight order
with no discount & carriage charges.
Your cheapest dealer may just have had this part in stock for a while and wants to move it on at a special price to get his money back.
Cheers David
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