jd670
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Is there anyway to find the price on JD parts or kits when they have a bundle part number(BW...). I mean without calling my dealer everytime I have a question. I can't seem to find anything on JD's website.
finding JD bundle prices...
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AKfish
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I'm not completely sure I understand your question..? You can find the MSRP for parts on the JDPart's web site.
Here: John Deere - Parts Catalog
The part's website also has a feature for you to enter the part's number (service kits have a part number) which looks up the part or kit and after placing it in your "cart", you can look up the MSRP.
Hope this helps.
AKfish
GreenWannabe
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Generally, the bundle numbers refer to whole goods items, which have to be ordered through the sales department. For most of them you should be able to find the price in Deere's "Build Your Own" pages. You would need to look at the machine or attachment where the buhdle is used. For instance, to find the price for a bundle LVB25308, you would have to look at the 3320, 3520, or 3720 tractors. Then you would find that to be Telescoping Draft Links, and the price would be posted there. Deere's Build Your Own web site is here: DEERE-index.
This will get easier as Deere begins to transition bundles to the parts dept. I believe they are doing it category at a time starting sometime this year. Will probably take a year or so before all groups are transferred. Bundles will then be stocked at parts whse's instead of the factory if I understand correctly wich should make getting bundles much faster. At a lot of dealerships the salesguy's will no longer even sell bundles it will be the parts people in many instances going forward, could be intersting.
Zebrafive
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Is there a way to find bundle info for non current equipment? Your link has only current produts.