Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there?

   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #21  
We buy lots of different merch from Amazon. They seem to insure/assure satisfaction over and above the dealer alone. Most times the product is a little cheaper thru Amazon(dealer/merchandiser discount?)and shipping, if warehoused by Amazon is free over a $35 purchase which any implement would be. I've been wanting a BXPanded under armour skin but Amazon doesn't carry them - yet. I trust Amazon and would feel secure ordering anything thru them.
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #22  
Just curious, what the TBN member mindset would be on making farm equipment purchases on Amazon. Ken Sweet

Yeah...but only if they promised to deliver it with a drone (have to be a pretty big drone!)

I like Amazon...even though they have their issues.
But I want to touch an implement before I buy...
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #23  
Yes, I would purchase tractor implements off Amazon. I have already purchased a Quick Attach plate from there, it was a good experience.

I would observe most of the ones currently on Amazon are being sold by Northern Tool.
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #24  
I like Amazon due to the speed, reliability & easy searching of their site. I tend to buy a most stuff from them these days with the free Amazon Prime 2 day shipping. Somehow I don't think tractor implements would fit under the Amazon Prime program though (unless you go the often used Ebay route & just jack up the prices more than shipping could be & claim free shipping).

One of my biggest annoyances searching for tractor stuff is prices aren't posted. A lot of dealers advertise the brands & types of equipment they sell, some actually list out particular models of stuff, few actually have prices posted for the stuff. For me, one of the draws of everythingattachments is I can go browse their site & it's trivial to figure out what they sell, a good amount of details about it & how much it will cost. I get annoyed if I have to call up the dealer for every little thing, I don't want to have to do that when I'm researching or dreaming. Direct dealer contact has it's value, but I like other options as well.

I like being able to research the snot out of stuff I may or may not end up buying. Amazon might be able to facilitate that a bit more.

I agree with Fallon on being able to research and price stuff before hand is one thing I like to do.
To have to call to get a price bugs me and takes time away from the dealer from other work.

That said I also like to see and feel the quality of the product before buying as Roy says. And that you can't do online.
But it's not fair to browse a local establishment just to get your hands dirty then buy online.

Don't be afraid to put your price up there and have it known.

If its a fair price you'll make sales. If its too high you'll find out soon enough.
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #25  
What are the benefits of the prime membership? Ken Sweet

Free 2-day shipping for anything over $25. Free instant movies and TV shows (some of their selection, not all).

I'm an Amazon Prime member as well, and I would definitely buy implements from Amazon, assuming the prices are inline with elsewhere. We buy almost everything off of Amazon, including some food, TP, gifts, etc.
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #26  
Here is a tip for you.
We grocery shop at Kroger and buy gas there.
We have a Kroger credit card we pay off each month.
At certain times they give double fuel points for buying gift cards with your Kroger credit card.
So, since we buy most everything else on Amazon, we buy Amazon gift cards at Kroger to get the free gas.
We also get great coupons from Kroger.

If you use Kcups for your coffee, Amazon sometimes is often the cheapest. We like Community Medium Roast and Donut House Breakfast blend so we look for those two brands / types - where ever it is cheapest we snag it.
 
   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there?
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#27  
I like Amazon due to the speed, reliability & easy searching of their site. I tend to buy a most stuff from them these days with the free Amazon Prime 2 day shipping. Somehow I don't think tractor implements would fit under the Amazon Prime program though (unless you go the often used Ebay route & just jack up the prices more than shipping could be & claim free shipping).

One of my biggest annoyances searching for tractor stuff is prices aren't posted. A lot of dealers advertise the brands & types of equipment they sell, some actually list out particular models of stuff, few actually have prices posted for the stuff. For me, one of the draws of everythingattachments is I can go browse their site & it's trivial to figure out what they sell, a good amount of details about it & how much it will cost. I get annoyed if I have to call up the dealer for every little thing, I don't want to have to do that when I'm researching or dreaming. Direct dealer contact has it's value, but I like other options as well.

I like being able to research the snot out of stuff I may or may not end up buying. Amazon might be able to facilitate that a bit more.

For people that like to comparison shop and know the cost of the product and the shipping, you should checkout our website http://www.sweetfarms.com Colorado is in our free shipping Zone 3. All products have the shipping prefigured. We do not have a 1000 mile limit on free shipping. Ken Sweet
 
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   / Amazon, Would you buy farm implements there? #28  
Yes, was thinking of buying a sub soiler from amazon today actually, but wish there were better selection.
 
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Yes, was thinking of buying a sub soiler from amazon today actually, but wish there were better selection.

Go to SWEETFARMS.COM and click on your shipping Zone. There are 7 new and used subsoilers listed with shipping included in the price. Ken Sweet
 
 

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