Lot more blue than green?

[Old_Hickory]

</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <font color="blue"> As for Mr. Messick's comments, you can take them with a grain of salt </font> )</font>

Agree !!! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[rockyridgefarm]

OK, the TBN Annual convention is to be at Dave's Tractors. Gosh, could we tear that place, I mean HELP him!!!

 

[Bob_In_MN]

Murph,

Your experience is exactly what I'm talking about. I bought Deere based on growing up with them.

But--I purchased prior to discovering TBN. Since then, I have learned alot about the other brands. So--when I purchase my next tractor, I will strongly consider Deere, but I have promised myself to visit the others--NH, Kubota, Kioti (if there's a dealer around) to see what I like best.

I really like my Deere and in all probability will end up with another. However, if I do buy another Deere, it won't be from a dealer that tries to sell me a Deere based on the negatives of the other brands.

You're wise to require your sales people to sell the merits of your product and service. It's the best way in the long run.

Bob

 

[thcri]

Bob,

Thanks for your reply. Makes one feel good.

murph

 

[_RaT_]

Dave, drove by your place yesterday about 4:00 but did not stop as I had a sleeping 2 year old with me and I did not want him waking up. I've been going by your sign twice a week, going up and coming back. The stone fruit trees are sure busting out all over. I find that area and the area down East of Willows really pretty when all the Walnut trees are covered with leaves. Fall is particularly nice. Hopefully I will get by if for no other reason then to say hi. I could possibly be in the market for a tiller for my L3830 down the road. I have looked at a Kuhn and Howard. Mark

P.S. The trial area would be nice, especially for folks who aren't intimidated by pesky dealers telling them how to do everything. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif