Posted by rustyj14 on March 26, 2011 at 08:39:30 from (74.98.227.155):
In Reply to: Re: Dealer rant AGAIN posted by J.ReinkeFarms on March 24, 2011 at 12:09:45:
Being a lawn mower/tractor repairman, i lament the fact that some bone-headed college boys decided to close most of the JD Dealers in a 30 mile radius of Downtown Pittsburgh, Pa., and move their stores way out in the country! When i need parts for a JD machine, i have a 75 mile drive to get the parts. The people there are friendly, and order anything i need, but there's that long drive, if a part has to be ordered. So, needing an input pulley for a lawn tractor, and finding that the tranny was made by Tuff-torque, And the parts were no longer available, i was told to see a JD Dealer, as they used Tuff-Torque. The parts man looked in his inventory, but didn't have the pulley. Then he grabbed some tools, went out back, and took a used one off a junk tranny, and sold it to me for peanuts! Now, thats what i call service! And, worth the long drive! But, sales of JD machines have dropped in this area around the city!
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