cabelas is discontinuing tractor sales

[Jim Timber]

Call them up. I don't sell tractors for cabela's (or anyone else for that matter).

They had 2013's well into last year. I can only imagine they still have some 14's left if they ever bought any after the initial order. Might be 13's yet.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Cabela's will continue to service and support the tractors because their service departments support the other products that they continue to sell, boats, atv's utv's, and many of the techs are cross trained to service tractors and the other items. There is a good selection of product in the Cabela's inventory and it is going to be a buyers market. And the tractors are TYM so parts and service will always be available at the TYM dealers.
Just to be clear, I am a powersports outfitter at Cabela's and I have been selling the tractors and will continue to do so, but I am upfront with any customer about what is happening, for most people they are looking at the price and considering future service needs. But Cabela's will not turn their backs on their customers, that you can be sure of

Any implement deals?

This is the place to let us know. =)

 

[Coyote machine]

Glad to be of assistance. next time I see Brian Litz I'll give him your best.....

Whatever the meaning is supposed to convey is completely wasted on me?!

I still think the TYM's that Cabelas rebadged and applied camo contact paper to are fugly.

Can't argue with your taste in tractors.

Far as what I have materially, I worked hard for and being a good Capitalist, I'm proud of that fact.

A good 'Capitalist'? Is there a definition for that? Nothing wrong with hard work...

Its not what you have its how you talk about it.

That's right, murph, you got his #!

 

[AxleHub]

Far as what I have materially, I worked hard for and being a good Capitalist, I'm proud of that fact.

Off topic : A person who is proud of their deeds is usually much more welcome than one who is proud of their assets. The elegant aren't known by what they have . . but by how they impact others.

 

[Hiltz]

Off topic : A person who is proud of their deeds is usually much more welcome than one who is proud of their assets. The elegant aren't known by what they have . . but by how they impact others.

Axle you are wiser than your years. I took the bragging bloggers first post as tongue in cheek. But the more he responded I see that he was serious. Really?

 

[GManBart]

Whatever the meaning is supposed to convey is completely wasted on me?!

Brian Litz is a noted ballistics expert who is the head ballistician for Berger bullets (extremely good bullets). He also has his own company, and a book on the same topic of applied ballistics. Only extra cool people with major pull, like 5030, would actually be able to talk to someone like Litz, much less meet them in person.

 

[Jim Timber]

I wonder if Brian knows he's being name dropped here, and what he might think of that?

My rich friends like me despite my being broke. I don't resent their wealth, and they're not douchy about having it. I'll spare you guys the roll call.

 

[murphy1244]

I wonder if Brian knows he's being name dropped here, and what he might think of that?

My rich friends like me despite my being broke. I don't resent their wealth, and they're not douchy about having it. I'll spare you guys the roll call.

And you don't have to drop names either. Now that's cool.

 

[Jim Timber]

I was just thinking, I bet one of them knows Brian too. I'm not going to bother Tom with finding out. He's on a golf course in AZ enjoying retirement.

 

[k0ua]

Brian Litz is a noted ballistics expert who is the head ballistician for Berger bullets (extremely good bullets). He also has his own company, and a book on the same topic of applied ballistics. Only extra cool people with major pull, like 5030, would actually be able to talk to someone like Litz, much less meet them in person.

Even I did not recognize the name.. I am shocked. Well.. I shoot mostly Hornady's and Sierras anyway..I shop a lot at Wal-Mart too..