Dealer MA/NH/CT Dealer Recommendations?

[pekabu]

Since your looking at a Kubota and not a New Holland MB will sell you one. There pricing was higher than Chappell on New Hollands when I looked. I know three people that have purchased Kubotas from MB, all were happy enough with the purchase, but two are not so happy about the service. The other is happy with both.

For me, I only visit there Fair displays to let the kids sit on the tractors. I've gotten mad at there salesman one too many times and don't bother with them.

 

[Timber]

I bought my tractor in Wrentham but if I were you I would got to Chapel if I lived in Sudbury. It is probably the same distance. Just run up route 3 into Nashua and over to 101a to 101. You going save a grand on tax alone and it seem like people are pretty pleased with them. You might be an hour away if that

 

[Charlesaf3]

I just bought a b3030 and I'm in southeastern Massachusetts. The dealer in Wrentham - Norfolk Power - was very nice, but the selection was a little weak, and the prices were poor. I called MB, and the salesman verged on rude and the prices were the same as Norfolk, hmm, so that was my last interaction with them.

I ended up buying from Neil Messick on this site. His prices were dramatically better than anyone in New England, and the experience (so far - haven'treceived the tractor yet!) has been great. I'd recommend getting in touch with him.

I was going to look at Toreku in Harvard Ma, but decided to just go ahead and go with Messicks, so I can't speak to that.

 

[dcbx1]

I would definitely recommend MB Tractor in Plaistow NH.. they have 6 locations, talk to Bill Mears he will treat you awesomely!!! the service dept is first class and they do all they can to make you happy......

 

[dcbx1]

My brother also bought from MB and he is happier than a pig n ...... hope this helps

 

[DanR67]

There is also a dealer in Harvard MA.

Yep - Toreku Tractor is where I bought from. I decided to go with Toreku because they are only 5 min. drive from work - and figured I'd most likely be able to pick up parts / lubricants on lunch breaks.

Chappell is definitely the bigger outfit - hands down bigger parts dept. When I was comparing the "Big 3" before settling on the Kubota B7610 - I priced out a NM TC24 from Chappells as they also carry New Holland - but it was @ $2500-3000 more than what I paid for my 'Bota.

I didn't ask about Kubota pricing @ Chappells - since all things being even - the Toreku folks in Harvard (actually I think they are now technically in Ayer @ the RT 2A / RT 110 rotary..) would be more convenient during the week. Both Toreku and Chappells are @ 25 min drive from my house so that was a wash....

I would recommend either place as well...luckily haven't needed any parts / service ('cept a FEL hose that I tore off - had one made to order at a NAPA auto parts store 15 mins from home) so I can't comment on service / parts departments....Toreku does have most "little stuff" in stock - while I'd guess that Chappell would have a larger inventory....

Hope that helps,

Cheers,

Dan

PS Made payment #30 of 60 on my B7610 this morning - halfway home! Can't believe it's been 2 1/2 yrs already - wish I'd bought one much earlier!

 

[lawn_king]

I purchased my first kubota at r. f. morse & sons, wareham ma. And my current machine at toreku tractor, harvard ma. Both dealers were decent and i would use them again.

 

[c-and-a]

I picked up my BX2350 from Goldsteins in Westport, MA - probably too far South for you - best price and so far pleased with service. After my first mowing, I was not happy with the 60" deck setup - not quite level. I called and they sent a serviceman to my house (about 40mins away) the next day.

He spent over an hour with me running me through things - he was great.

I should mention, on delivery - they also spent about an hour and half with me.

Tried Norfolk and Chappell - found out that they "work together" and they tried to fix pricing on me - never mind that both their prices were higher than Goldsteins - out the door, Goldsteins was $1200 cheaper, they worked with me on tax-free day!

Give Dave a call - he will take care of you.

 

[pekabu]

they have 6 locations,

I am not positive of this, but I believe the have 4 Stores and two rental yards. There website shows 4 stores, but 6 locations (at the bottom). I have yet to drive by the new place in Manchester, but all the ads I have seen show it as a rental yard. I would just call ahead and verify if you decide to try the Manchester store to confirm.

 

[biffnh]

I agree with nh-bota - In central NH the place I recommend is Hawkensen Equipment. I purchased our B7800 from them with FEL, MMM, BB and CW. Good people and competitive price. I was advised to be wary of our local MB dealer.