What does "take it to the dealer" mean for you?

[hayden]

My favorite saying to the Spanish guys when they start mumbling together...

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Jeez, are we feeling a little hostile today? They are probably mumbling that Gringo thinks they are Spanish when they are actually Mexican.....

 

[Rockbadchild]

Jeez, are we feeling a little hostile today? They are probably mumbling that Gringo thinks they are Spanish when they are actually Mexican.....

lol..oups wrong thread

 

[texaswren]

My next door neighbor drives a CASE service truck. A lot of what they sell wouldn't even fit into a service bay. After my OTHER neighbor's experience with his MAX125, though, I'm less enthused about dealer competence. From brand new, it kept having intermittent problems with low power and stalling. They kept telling him he had fungus in his fuel. Sold him chemicals. Replaced all his fuel lines—TWICE. $thousands in repairs not covered by warranty, and he could only depend on his 50-year-old JD4020 to get any work done. After two YEARS of this, they FINALLY figured out that his lift pump was defective from the factory. No apologies, no refunds for unnecessary repairs.

 

[TMGT]

Can't say I've ever had to take any of my equipment to the dealer, with newer equipment it can be inevitable due to proprietary diagnostic equipment.

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[Mtsoxfan]

I'm hoping to never have to take to the dealer, but if I do, they will pick up and deliver. It will be a charge, but it is the most convenient for me.

 

[Suburban Plowboy]

It's a loss of about $300 for me.

 

[Mtsoxfan]

It's a loss of about $300 for me.

Same here, but for me, having to hunt down a trailer, haul, return, hunt down trailer again... I can afford that. Another reason I bought new, to avoid the trips. Hoping that plan pans out.