Yeah, I was the guy that went to the sale to look them over. The guy I talked to claimed " We get them in and put the hoods and gauges in, and the wheels on,a nd grease them."
I also had to show this guy how to use the extended ranges on the transmission ( high / low ranges, etc ).
But I am glad I saw them... I had been wanting to 'smell' a jinma in person... Overall, even with it's faults.. I was impressed. Parts availability would concern me though.. might want something in writing.. something I could take to court if I had to.
Soundguy
<font color=red>the jinmas that homier are selling do not have power steering, nor the 2-stage clutch---standard on almost any dealer-sold jinma. so the old saying-ya' get what ya' pay for? jinmas are one heck of a buy for the tractor you get, for the money, but homier is really selling the cheapest versions available. and it makes me question--who is assembling these for homier? or maybe getting parts for them after sale? do they know what they are doing? doubt it, they don't know one lever from another as told in previous post.