Buying Advice New 2015 Model Agrison 80HP Very good tractor and great Experience

[RobJ34449]

Not only am i new to this forum but also to computers so i have no idea how to upload photos of my tractor. gympie is a gorgeous town in queensland, between brisbane and bundaberg roughly. i mean for $29,990 aussie i feel I've got one **** of a tractor. its made in the deutz far factory got their name stamped on the plates and the overall finish and quality is pretty impressive for a chinese tractor. i was also a sceptic after reading a few articles but after speaking to 5 locals i felt that i was making the right choice. and so far i feel i have. don't think the agrisons in the usa yet, would be great given the exchange rate, the 80hp agrison would be what like 24k over there? just wanted to share my joy and the fact that I'm new to this site and to the world wide web in general.

 

[RobJ34449]

Gympie is in Australia. Agrison appears to be a good seller there. I don't know what 29,900 is in USD but it sounds like he got a great deal for him anyway. The 29,900 is the standard going price for that tractor down under and they are throwing in the 6' brush hog in the deal.

i would say like 24k usd with the current exhange rate. and for the quality of the gear its darn cheap. don't think they have the agrison brand in usa pretty sure its like a big family business down here in australia.

 

[RobJ34449]

Looks as if the company may have been hit hard with skepticism and thus reduced trade. This could be a Chinese shill hoping to increase buyer awareness and thus hoping to kick start sales. I know of no distributor here in the states for the tractors. I think anyone dealing with mechanicals is hoping for reliability and this comes with attention to detail and utilizing good materials that cost more. This seems to be lost on several foreign manufacturers attempting to lure customers in with pricing and then not giving a crap about support as their products summarily fail.

"A tractor is not a motor car." I agree. I use my tractor a hellof a lot rougher than my cars and do expect them to hold up..

could possibly be the reason why they are now made in the deutz fahr factory in china? better process control quality control etc? the other locals i spoke to and saw one of their tractors, it was made elsehwere in china?