Posted by Lenny Kirby on April 16, 2008 at 08:39:07 from (67.39.98.66):
In Reply to: Re: Tractors (Cat) posted by soundguy on April 16, 2008 at 07:38:46:
lol.... Not all Cat dealers support the Challenger line.. Before you buy a Challenger check with your dealer.. and I worked for a dealer that had mutiple stores all distances apart and in 3 states and only one Challenger location.. I would add that yes CAT has huge network but Challenger is not Caterpiller.. It is AGCO.. there is your difference there.. I worked at a Cat dealer for 6 years I know whats going on.. Your right the town of 2100 that I live in will not support a CAT dealer.. but The state of Illinois does and there is only one Challenger dealer.. Cat has a good dealer network but compared to CIH and JD there dealers are few and far between.
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