Another JD3320 vs. NHTC33DA question

rockyridgefarm · Jul 6, 2005

Print this and do your own research: 

Or just look at his 37 other posts at least half of which have this same blah blah...

JT1972 · Jul 6, 2005

You seem prettty defensive of people looking at the product objectively. Each of the points I have stated are factual, just compare the quality of the hoods. I am not talking price, not talking dealers, just talking product just like comparing ford to chevy. In the end the buyer must make the decision to buy the product but there certainly is no harm in dealing with facts rather than emotions or fiction.

rockyridgefarm · Jul 6, 2005

You are talking? I thought you only cut and paste from NH marketing lit...

DHennet · Jul 6, 2005

No one minds objective comparision. Please don't try and pass off NH sales talking point glossies as objective. I'm not smart, but I'm not that stupid.
If you wanted to pretend that your information was objective, you should have taken the "Make sure your prospect sees this" line out.

cruzr · Jul 6, 2005

My local rental center has a 2003 TC 40DA w/loader and S.S. for sale. I believe it had less than 250 hrs. I looked at it before buying my tractor. The loader bucket was bent in several places and looked to be not to well made. I'll take the the 300cx loader and bucket over that POS any day of the week. /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif By the way, they were asking $17000 for it 2 1/2 months ago, and its still for sale. Id say they are taking quite a loss on it. Oh yea, they said the tractor was never used as a rental, it belongs to the rental co. owner.
Sorry for getting off the real subject, but the N.H. propaganda is getting old. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

AutoUnionTypeC · Jul 7, 2005

Jeeeez I can't believe you guys are still talking NH#### or JD####. If you look at what he wants then factor in what he needs there can be only one........... CK20 

Regards, Jamie

riptides · Jul 7, 2005

Harhar!

An future tractor owner will do well to read this forum and then visit the brand specific forums accordingly. Once they complete the required reading, visiting dealers, and getting seat time should compliment their research.

On this I know we all agree! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

-Mike Z. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

riptides · Jul 7, 2005

( you should have taken the "Make sure your prospect sees this" line out. )

Cut and paste can be a b****. Not the first time either.

I'd like to see in peoples profiles, "number of reads", as well as "number of posts". That would be cool and let "prospects"know someone actually hangs around a lot.

-Mike Z. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

rockyridgefarm · Jul 7, 2005

the cut and paste of NH glossies is pretty badm, but the vain attempts to make it as if the poster actually did the research himself, and that these are 'his' observations are getting ludicrous. So much of the stuff is close to bald face lies (John Deere doesnt color code their controls... Please!) Anyway, I am all for everyone having their own voice, but if New Holland is so serious about'marketing' here, they can buy an ad, like their green nemisis has...

JT1972 · Jul 7, 2005

So John Deere color codes their controls a different color for each function of the unit???? You better go look at your tractor again! While your at it, check out the hood and see if the hood hits the muffler, also check for your gas strut and your flow thru radiator, your flex link ends, telescoping stabilizers, telescoping steering wheel, ....guess you will say you have those also. You are willing to say anything on here, regardless how clueless you are on the product!!