ragingrooster
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Regrettably, I've experience with similar situations and there's a chance that they won't take the tractor back. They will typically fight to get the original contract paid and use repossession as an absolute last resort.
My 2¢ to the original post - reassess this situation. Things might not be as dire as you think. Scrape change together, finance elsewhere (i.e. CC's, Home, etc.) and try to get through.
In the mean time, investigate selling the equipment. I offer this as a secondary fix due to the fact that tractors can be Very illiquid (depending on lots of variables) and take a long time to get what you need.
But, yes to trying to communicate with Kubota. Lots of times they'll negotiate as well as far as you follow through.
My 2¢ to the original post - reassess this situation. Things might not be as dire as you think. Scrape change together, finance elsewhere (i.e. CC's, Home, etc.) and try to get through.
In the mean time, investigate selling the equipment. I offer this as a secondary fix due to the fact that tractors can be Very illiquid (depending on lots of variables) and take a long time to get what you need.
But, yes to trying to communicate with Kubota. Lots of times they'll negotiate as well as far as you follow through.