Tractor Sales In This Volatile Market

RickB · Mar 22, 2020

A lot of it will depend on a dealers inventory and when that inventory comes due for settlement.

Diggin It · Mar 25, 2020

^^ THAT is where Uncle should be flexing muscle ... limiting payback demands by lenders against small businesses.

Steppenwolfe · Mar 25, 2020

Diggin It said:
^^ THAT is where Uncle should be flexing muscle ... limiting payback demands by lenders against small businesses.

Agreed, 100%.

fried1765 · Mar 25, 2020

Steppenwolfe said:
Agreed, 100%.

That concept is appealing on it's surface, but as always, there is the equal and opposite reaction issue.
How will lenders be able to continue lending to small businesses, if they do not receive prompt repayment of existing loans?

polarred21 · Mar 25, 2020

Still keeping eyes open.....anyone purchasing seeing any deals or extra incentives?

fried1765 · Mar 25, 2020

polarred21 said:
Still keeping eyes open.....anyone purchasing seeing any deals or extra incentives?

Be patient!
I think it is a bit early yet.
I would expect that some deals will come.

MessickFarmEqu · Mar 25, 2020

Its too early to tell what the fallout maybe. In another month we'll have a much better idea. At this point, little is changing.

Diggin It · Mar 25, 2020

fried1765 said:
That concept is appealing on it's surface, but as always, there is the equal and opposite reaction issue.
How will lenders be able to continue lending to small businesses, if they do not receive prompt repayment of existing loans?

I said limit, not eliminate. Allow more time without 'past due' penalties or additional interest. Time should be at least 150% of any shutdown.

chim · Mar 25, 2020

My hope is that it doesn't take a long time to get the country moving again. Not having the warm fuzzies that it's going to get great again before Summer. Could be 2 months or 2 years according to different opinions. There will eventually be movement in a good direction. Stay healthy and optimistic.

Steppenwolfe · Mar 25, 2020

fried1765 said:
That concept is appealing on it's surface, but as always, there is the equal and opposite reaction issue.
How will lenders be able to continue lending to small businesses, if they do not receive prompt repayment of existing loans?

You are of course assuming there will be money left in peoples hands to repay the loans...:confused3: