rogdan
Gold Member
If they won't treat you well before they have your money don't expect better after they have it.
Mahindra makes a dang good tractor, I’ve had a used one for ten years and was so impressed by it I bought a bigger one and have had it for eight. I can see why they wouldn’t I want it for trade, it is so good it would hurt their new tractor sales. My neighbor saw what I’ve done with mine and he went and bought a Mahindra. Definitely not because of poor craftsmanship.I’ve been noticing that some tractor dealers won’t accept TYM, LS, Branson, Bad Boy, or Mahindra tractors on trade. That may make it more difficult to sell/trade your tractor if you own one of those brands. Are these dealers being uppity about their brand or do you think they have legit business reasons for doing so? I’ve never seen a car dealer not accept another brand before so why do tractor dealers do it?
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Mahindra makes a dang good tractor, I’ve had a used one for ten years and was so impressed by it I bought a bigger one and have had it for eight. I can see why they wouldn’t I want it for trade, it is so good it would hurt their new tractor sales. My neighbor saw what I’ve done with mine and he went and bought a Mahindra. Definitely not because of poor craftsmanship.
Mahindra makes a dang good tractor, I’ve had a used one for ten years and was so impressed by it I bought a bigger one and have had it for eight. I can see why they wouldn’t I want it for trade, it is so good it would hurt their new tractor sales. My neighbor saw what I’ve done with mine and he went and bought a Mahindra. Definitely not because of poor craftsmanship.
Its all depending on location. Within 50 miles of me there are 4 Mahindra dealers, 6 Kubota dealers and 2 John deere dealers. Im sure its different in the delta area but up here in the hills its Kubota and Mahindra as the main brands. What would be a easy sell in one location would be a very hard sell in others.Just gander a look at the used prices for the off-brands, and should then understand a dealer's position not wanting a used one on their lot. True, it is disappointing, but its life.
Yet when I see used Kioti DK 35 listed on Tractor house in good condition they are listed at or near what I paid for mine new 22 years agoJust gander a look at the used prices for the off-brands, and should then understand a dealer's position not wanting a used one on their lot. True, it is disappointing, but its life.