Which brand would you sell?

[WilliamBos]

Hi canoetrpr, WilliamBos, we're practically neighbors!

I stumbled across TBN a little while ago. Can't remember how, I think it was mentioned on a COTH or EMG board somewhere. I can't get over the wealth of information, and entertainment that this forum provides. Glad I found it.
canoetrpr, we probably know some of the people you know. A TBN southern ontario barbeque - GREAT IDEA! We can get the steaks from Beeton Meats! (not a joke!)



I think so too. The closest Kioti dealer to me is Tractorland in Gormley which is not really all that far away. Trinity Equipment is the closest of any dealer, and I would always peruse their yard to see what nice MF iron is sitting out front whenever I have to fill up the diesel cans at Husky.

Green Tractors in Nobleton is where we ended our search for a new loader tractor and have dealt with them before when I bought the F620 Z-track. All good guys!

WilliamBos, 15 min. north of Bradford puts you about Lefroy? Alcona? or maybe Stroud?

Heywood,

I am just south of Churchill, outside of Lefroy. Small world, eh? I was at Trinity yesterday, they were outside giving a demo of the 8480 ( duals on all 4 corners. )

Canoetrpr,

What do you bed your horses with, and if shavings, who do you get them from?

Thanks,

Will

 

[artfull dodger]

Personaly I would love to sell Yanmar grey's localy as the demand for low priced compacts is high here. We have 4 Kubota dealers within an easy drive, only one really stocks much however, JD is a bit a drive but local and we have a nice NH dealer. All the major brands are pricing themselves out of many folks reach localy, when an older model or a grey comes up for sale, its gone before many find out. If I had the space, I would try to keep a couple of each size on the lot and have the ablity to get more on a fairly short notice. But I lack the space or capital to get it started, so I support my fav dealer over in Ohio that deals in Yanmars. Cheers Mike

 

[canoetrpr]

We bed with shavings. Almost everything including shavings is provided for by the boarders. Since we didn't have any horse experience we looked for a situation where the borders did almost all of the work and provided care with us doing minimal basic things like checking water and feeding.