mike949799
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does anyone know how i can become a jinma dealer? i would also like to sell the small dozers to. who do i contact.i already have a good sized shop
Dealer trying to become a dealer
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JohnS
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You might want to contact Homier or one of the larger Jinma distributers vs going your own with direct import from china.
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mike949799
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JohnS said:
whos a distributor. i can't locate anyone
CajunFrog
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Or you could contact an exporting agent in China. This would be the cheapest source for your product so your potential for profit is much higher....however, depending on the integrity of the agent and the logistics of getting the product safely into the country, your risk for ecomonic loss is also much greater. Do some research and crunch the numbers. Then ask yourself if you really want the headaches of starting your own business. Remember, the vast majority of small businesses fail. Isn't that an optimistic thought.
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mike949799
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CajunFrog said:
I already have a small business and know all about the headaches. i wanna start something new because my business is really boring and I don't work in the winter unless it snows. i would be happy selling jinma,montana or even a big name like new holland or kioti
JohnS
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Along with Chip, talk with Tommy at Affordable or Bolton Power. Call them on the phone, I bet they talk much more than they write! 
China Importers has allot of good dealers on their lists.
China Importers has allot of good dealers on their lists.Boltonpower
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One of these days John when I finally meet you I'll feed you beer within an inch of your life. :^)))))
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Graham
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JohnS
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Graham, in that case, we might meet very soon! But, to really top it off, a fresh lobster dinner with steamed clams, small red salt potatoes, a little slaw, and corn on the cob,would do it!! ahhhh!
Hey, if you want to learn the best trail through the wild west of chinesse tractors, better talk with the early pioneers, the ones with the arrows in their back!
But, to really top it off, a fresh lobster dinner with steamed clams, small red salt potatoes, a little slaw, and corn on the cob,would do it!! ahhhh! Hey, if you want to learn the best trail through the wild west of chinesse tractors, better talk with the early pioneers, the ones with the arrows in their back!
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bjr
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Think of all the legal exposure. This a law sueing happy world. If you feel like supporting your local lawyer. I know, I know I'm a synicte, and I probably being labeled as being negative. But you know what it's like tryin' to keep a tractor running for a fellow who has no business owning any kind of machinery. I do feel for the dealer who been able to survive. I know there's scares to prove where the been tryin' to deal fairly with the public... My Two Cents. bjr
