I bought a new vicon spreader last fall for food plot prep.Starting to think that it may be overkill for my 8.5 acres. Spreader is still in storage at the dealer, new in box. Any suggestions on best avenue for resale??
Spreader VICON SPREADER
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Robert_in_NY
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Is your dealer willing to take it back since you never took it?
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Why is it so expensive? Doesn't look a whole lot different than other brands?
Robert_in_NY
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NuBota said:
Vicon is the best in the business. The other brands look like the Vicon because they are all trying to copy the Vicon design. Most people don't need a true Vicon but a Vicon spreader will easily outlast a homeowners use and will run 25-30 years easily on a large vineyard and the only reason they get retired is because the plates wear out from all the fertilizer flowing thru the openings after all those years. The gearbox will run forever.