I worked at four different farm equipment dealers. The last being five years ago. I never made more than $15.50 per hour. My neighbor works at a dealer in North-east Iowa. He just got to $20 per hour. He has a tech degree and twenty years on the job, plus 30-40k in tools.
I do repair work I get $40.00 an hour. Clear about twenty after shop expenses. Biggest problem I have is people paying. I don"t take credit cards or Farm Plan. Work has slowed down the last several years. The small to medium size farmers that where my client�le are getting fewer. The big guys run new stuff.
That dealer that told you he was worried will want to start a new tech at 20-30k. Young people can do much better than that. If you work on trucks or construction equipment you can make about 50% more than you can at a farm equipment dealer. Man I worked with twelve years ago switched to construction equipment ten years ago. Doubled his annual pay.
I farm with my brother and drive a semi part time in the winter. It takes all three to make a good living but it is much better than working than what I was making at the dealerships.
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