New Brand of Tractors

[h13]

Yes, parts availability for the korean brands would be my concerns if I were to consider buying one of them. Theres nothing worse than having a machine down that you need but can't get parts for.

If your a contractor, land scaper small construction you can loose lots of money when your machine is down waiting for parts.

If you just use it to mow grass on a 5-acre estate you can loose pateints.

We have to remeber that a tractor is a tool, unlike cars and trucks that are for transportation and I don't think the industries can be compared.

With this being said I would have to go with a brand and company that has a good long standing reputation in the market place and a well established dealer network to support it's products in choosing a tractor.

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

I like the looks of them, kinda a New Holland and Landini look. I see the
P7030 and the other P7000 series heavy utilities are using the Fiat owned Iveco diesel. Doesn't that make it part New Holland?

It is definitly a complex world of merger, partnerships and acquisitions.

 

[Hoosier Hay Man]

I guess there maybe a reason that LS is using an Iveco Fiat engine in the large utility, they have been in a partnership with NH before. It will be interesting if they can establish a dealership network on their own in the US. I do like the looks and specs of them. With a slow economy it may take them a while to get established. The old saying is if you are not meanifuly unique, you better be cheap. It will be interesting to see where they will lineup in this very competetive market, cheap or unique?.
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