Buying Advice Good or Bad Deal

pwalker97 · Feb 6, 2012

Hello I'm new to this site but from what I've read it very informative. I have about 15 acres to manage I found a AGCO GT45 for what seems to be a good deal 4500 but I don't know anything about this brand. Are parts hard to find and are they durable for basic bush hog ? Any help would be great and I'm in the East Texas area thanks .

teg · Feb 6, 2012

Do you have photos or can put your hand actually on the tractor...

IF you send an e-mail and they say that it's packed up ready to ship to you and that they want to go through "ebay" or "paypal" it's a scam for sure.

pwalker97 · Feb 6, 2012

No I don't have any pics of it but the guy told me that it will need a clutch soon that the clutch is week but he says that's it any idea if there's parts around for this tractor

GreenWannabe · Feb 6, 2012

pwalker97 said:
Hello I'm new to this site but from what I've read it very informative. I have about 15 acres to manage I found a AGCO GT45 for what seems to be a good deal 4500 but I don't know anything about this brand. Are parts hard to find and are they durable for basic bush hog ? Any help would be great and I'm in the East Texas area thanks .

AGCO tractors are the successor to the old Allis-Chalmers and Deutz-Allis lines, and are being rationalized out by the parent AGCO Corp., one of four major ag products companies in the U.S.; they also own Massey
Ferguson, Challenger, Hesston, and a number of other brands. The dealer locator still shows a number of AGCO Tractor dealers. You can find it here: www.agcocorpdealers.com. Select AGCO tractors, enter your zip code, and click on Submit to get back your closest dealers. Many Massey dealers can also provide AGCO tractor parts (as well as manuals). You can also find parts books online here: AGCO Parts Books. Simply click on the View Books button. Good luck.