Is it possible to be objective for a moment about Mahindra? Question relating to career change

[Jstpssng]

When a new tractor buyer posts asking about brands it's always stressed that the dealer is more important than the color. That same answer seems to fit here. It doesn't matter what they sell, if the OP talks to them and feels that he/they will make a good fit then he probably should weigh the pros and cons of working for them.

Good luck.

 

[fried1765]

When a new tractor buyer posts asking about brands it's always stressed that the dealer is more important than the color. That same answer seems to fit here. It doesn't matter what they sell, if the OP talks to them and feels that he/they will make a good fit then he probably should weigh the pros and cons of working for them.

Good luck.

I disagree with that logic.
You should buy the tractor NOT the dealer.
Your tractor will be around for years!
Your dealer may disappear next week, next month, or next year.
A gonzo dealer is worth absolutely nothing!

 

[buck12]

Facts do not equal .... "yell"

All capital letters equals yelling. If you read my original post I said my experience. I did not disagree with other owners experiences.

 

[Navvet]

I've had a Mahindra for 6 years now and never had a problem with it. Several of my friends with other brands are impressed with the strength and reliability of it. Adding that to not having to add DEF and not dealing with "regen" issues, this has been a great tractor.

 

[fried1765]

All capital letters equals yelling. If you read my original post I said my experience. I did not disagree with other owners experiences.

In my book, all capitals equals emphasis!
If I used italics instead, would that be less annoying?

 

[Streetcar]

It seems Mahindra will let anyone open dealership. I have seen many open and quickly close. No experience with actual machine

 

[sixdogs]

Something that took me a while to learn is that a poor man can only afford the best.

If that brand and that dealer are the best, do it. If not the best--right here and right now, don't do it.

 

[fried1765]

Something that took me a while to learn is that a poor man can only afford the best.

If that brand and that dealer are the best, do it. If not the best--right here and right now, don't do it.

Excellent advice!!

 

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I disagree with that logic.
You should buy the tractor NOT the dealer.
Your tractor will be around for years!
Your dealer may disappear next week, next month, or next year.
A gonzo dealer is worth absolutely nothing!

And I disagree with your logic.
It is the good dealers that last.
It is the good dealers that will support you down the road for parts and service.
It is the good dealers that will be around to answer any and all questions because of their experience and not what color tractor they just received a dealership for..
It is the good dealers that will provide you with a fair and honest transaction.
This is what makes GOOD dealers last no matter what they're selling.
Way more tractors break down than dealerships going out of business so choose a dealer wisely more so than the tractor.

 

[arrow]

In my book, all capitals equals emphasis!
If I used italics instead, would that be less annoying?

Nope.
It is you that is annoying. Not the letters.