Rhino, Farm Pro, Nor What name are they using now?

[SPIKER]

Agri-cat was and I belive still is in buisness but now they are selling a different tractor, for a while they were selling jinma's but Jinma would not give them an exclusive distributorship from what I remember and then they got tied up in the deer color skime law suit and since changed tractors... this is hearsay and i'm not 100% sure on it. anyhow you need to Identify the model and tractor manufacture to know for sure if it is a jinma based then parts are very easy to come by. if it is the DFAM then you have to go through a single distributor, rodger powell I belive, (poor memory but I think that is who is or was handleing it) also if it is a different manufacture, then try and look at JohnS's web site for other dealer info links and numbers for parts ect. his site is very user frendly and set up for anyone to access... http://www.johnstractor.homestead.com/
now if you have any further questions, perhaps get a photo of the tractor if they do not have any BETTER identification on their tractor and post it we can help you figure out what it is HOPEFULLY. ( but usually on the right fender and also under the hood is Id tags on JINMAs.) /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Mark M

 

[bluechip]

Nope, Agricat is no more. Some of the people involved have started doing buisiness as LG tractors, still based in Springdale Arkansas. Terraplane, another company started by the original founder of Agricat, and also based in NW Arkansas, is the one using DF tractors, and yes I beleive Mazama/Roger Powell has a hand in that, DF also makes Taskmaster.

Parts for AGRI CAT tractors should be available from larger Jinma dealers (except for the few Agricat badged LG tractors that may have been sold). We have some parts, Affordable tractor in Texas, Deljin in Wisconsin, etc.