United Implement Disc Harrows And Culti-Packers

[McGeesEquip]

I justed wanted to let TBN viewers know that I have some United Implements coupon discounts currently going on towards the purchase of any new United 400 Series, 600 Series disc harrows, and United 3 Point Culti-Packers. The coupon discounts are for a 4% discount towards our already discounted prices. The 4% discount is a factory back discount that will be ending August 31, 2012.

Here is a link to our listed United 600 Series Disc Harrows:
United 600 Series Disc Harrows

Here is a link to our listed United 400 Series Disc Harrows:
United 400 Series Disc Harrows

Here is a link to our listed United 3 Point Culti-Packers:
United 3 Point Culti-Packers

The discount coupon codes are listed on our home page and are available for internet orders.

Thanks,
Bruce McGee

 

[Travis_R]

Bruce, do you have any financing programs like 12 months interest free if the balance is paid in full within those 12 months?

Also, did you ever get the 2nd private message that i sent you?

Travis R

 

[McGeesEquip]

Travis,

Sorry about not getting back to your PM sooner. I looked at your offer and I hate to say that the unit on the lot already had freight costs on the unit getting to our location to get within your offer. I did think about your offer and I put something together to get more within your numbers. Please take a look at my site now and I put the Kodiak tillers on sale more by adding an additional 5% coupon available to viewers.

I think if we did a shipping to a terminal within LA it will get vary close to your number. I am including a link to the terminal listings with Southeastern. Look at the terminal locations in LA and use their zip codes to get a shipping charges quote on the 6 Ft. unit to your nearby terminal.

Southeastern Terminal Locations

Click to see the product details of the 6Ft. unit and on the detail page of the item there is a shipping charges button below the product details. When getting the quote choose Destination Location as Terminal.

Please feel free to call me for any help.

Thanks,
Bruce McGee

 

[Travis_R]

Bruce,

Do you offer Same As Cash 12 months interest free financing if the balance is paid in full within those 12 months?

Could you take my info over the phone?

I think it would be better (cheaper) for me to come pick up the implement from you. You are 2.5 hours away.

I have also considered another set of disks instead of a tiller and i see that you sell the exact same model that I had; United 20x18 model 600 with sealed bearings.

Travis R

 

[McGeesEquip]

Hey Travis,

We do have 12 months same as cash with a finance company, but all loan documents have to be completed at our location. Loan Documents can not be completed by fax or e-mail. The finance company that we use also has locations in LA. The company is Tower Loan. I can fax to you an application. You would have to fill it out and fax it back along with a copy of driver license.

I do not have on the lot a United 600 series 20 x 18 disc. That unit would have to get shipped directly from factory. I do have a United 600 series 20 x 20 unit on the lot, but I am down to 1 only. The on the lot price is $1,241.73. The 4 % discount is being offered by United on new orders, therefore the unit on the lot would not apply for the additional discount.

Here is a link for the United 600 20 x 20 unit.
United 600 Series 20 x 20 Disc Harrow

I would also like to note to any viewers that may be interested in a United box blade. The factory discount could also get applied to any new orders of United box blades. Viewers would have to call if interested and I would set up the coupons for the United box blades.

Thanks,

 

[Travis_R]

Thanks for your patience and all the info Bruce.

One question i have is i was told that new ground has to be broken up with a set of discs first, THEN come back over it with a tiller. Is this true? In other words, a tiller won't break up new ground?


Travis R

 

[McGeesEquip]

Not a problem Travis,

That question is not really a cut and dry yes or no answer. If the new ground is a hard pan surface that a semi could drive on and not leave any tire tracks then there will probably need to be some pre-tillage done, or have a tiller with some serious weight. If your new ground is some good top soil that you take a ground rod and hand stick it into the ground then you should be able to just use a tiller. It would depend on the ground moisture. I have a lot of customers that have used tillers on new ground and are pleased, and many customers that do have tillers and they still pre-till with a disc or some form of plows. Those conditions do vary a lot, so I really can not just say, yes you will be fine with just a tiller. That is really a user and their ground conditions call. A lot would also have to do with why are you wanting break ground and what are you wanting to plant. If all you want to do is food plots and plaint rye-grass then a disc would be a good solution. If you want to break ground and make planting rows for crop then tilling would be best.

If I can help let me know and feel free to call me.

Thanks,

 

[Travis_R]

Hey Bruce I wanna let u know that I haven't forgot about you. We just trying to get over all this hurricane stuff. We got lights on yesterday and the water is very slowly going down. We might can get out and go to town tomorrow. The water hasn't been this high here since the flood of '83.

I will get in touch with you soon as I can on either a tiller or disc harrow.

Thanks for your time and understanding.

Travis R