Why are no JD dealers on TBN??

[dconine]

Truth is John Deere is ten times the tractor of a Kioti. Worked on both and there is no comparison. IMO. Look at the quality of materials, metal, & paint. Heck look at the fasteners. There is a reason I went Deere, even the parts availability is awesome.

 

[Martian]

The dealer is down the block from me. You green people just can't stand the truth.:laughing:

Murphy, your the only one too say that there is a problem with JD's front end, but you don't own one, and those of us that do have had no issues. Your proof is you drove by a dealer that had two 3x20's out FRONT of the shop with axels torn apart. There is a lot questionable about that story. Like why would they not be working on it in the shop?

You hate JD, and that's fine by me, just no reason to go on about it, make a big deal about non-existing issues. And when someone brings up JD have to make a snotty remark. If I remember correctly, when you started looking you wanted JD, now I don't know if you'd take one if you got it for free.

 

[bbraud6]

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[BleedGreen]

There is Two 3000 series machines at a Medina JD dealer now on stands with the front axels torn apart. Now Why is that??????:laughing:

I just spoke with one of the managers at the John Deere dealership in Medina, OH. I am thinking "someone" should have stopped into the dealership before spouting off on something he knew nothing about... The dealer had ONE (not two) 3000 Series CUT with the front axle off the ground at the front of his shop - for almost thirty days. It was not a front axle issue. It was a tire issue. He had a customer with a new 3000 Series with the Galaxy tires and one of the fronts had a problem. When he learned that it was going to take 3-4 weeks to get a replacement, he removed both of the front tires/wheels (wanted to keep them as a set) from another in-stock machine to get his customer going. He then waited just shy of 4 weeks for a replacement tire before he could remount on his stock machine and take it off the jack stands.

The only front end problems I have seen had two causes - lack of rear ballast and/or running in 4WD all the time. Period.

I think someone owes Martian (and others) a respectful apology.

 

[murphy1244]

I just spoke with one of the managers at the John Deere dealership in Medina, OH. I am thinking "someone" should have stopped into the dealership before spouting off on something he knew nothing about... The dealer had ONE (not two) 3000 Series CUT with the front axle off the ground at the front of his shop - for almost thirty days. It was not a front axle issue. It was a tire issue. He had a customer with a new 3000 Series with the Galaxy tires and one of the fronts had a problem. When he learned that it was going to take 3-4 weeks to get a replacement, he removed both of the front tires/wheels (wanted to keep them as a set) from another in-stock machine to get his customer going. He then waited just shy of 4 weeks for a replacement tire before he could remount on his stock machine and take it off the jack stands.

The only front end problems I have seen had two causes - lack of rear ballast and/or running in 4WD all the time. Period.

I think someone owes Martian (and others) a respectful apology.

Next time I'll post photo's

 

[Martian]

Next time I'll post photo's

Do you work for Kioti :confused2: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :confused2:

Shall we make a rule; If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all.

 

[DK35vince]

Not sure how this thread turned into brand bashing ?
If you don't like John Deere, don't buy one.
If you don't like Kioti, don't buy one.
I own a John Deere and a Kioti and I've been very happy with both.

 

[murphy1244]

Do you work for Kioti :confused2: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :confused2:

Shall we make a rule; If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything at all.

Was I promoting that brand? Brand Blind :ashamed::laughing:

 

[Martian]

Was I promoting that brand? Brand Blind :ashamed::laughing:

Murphy, we're having a nice conversation on why there are no JD dealers on TBN, and then in your first post you bashed JD. Really have no problem with any brand, I am a fan of JD, but have nothing bad to say about any other brands. Your comment was even revoked by a call to the dealer, who said your information was false. I'm not here to pick fights, or be in them, but to inform others and myself on tractors, not bash.

There is Two 3000 series machines at a Medina JD dealer now on stands with the front axels torn apart. Now Why is that??????:laughing:

I just spoke with one of the managers at the John Deere dealership in Medina, OH. I am thinking "someone" should have stopped into the dealership before spouting off on something he knew nothing about... The dealer had ONE (not two) 3000 Series CUT with the front axle off the ground at the front of his shop - for almost thirty days. It was not a front axle issue. It was a tire issue. He had a customer with a new 3000 Series with the Galaxy tires and one of the fronts had a problem. When he learned that it was going to take 3-4 weeks to get a replacement, he removed both of the front tires/wheels (wanted to keep them as a set) from another in-stock machine to get his customer going. He then waited just shy of 4 weeks for a replacement tire before he could remount on his stock machine and take it off the jack stands.

The only front end problems I have seen had two causes - lack of rear ballast and/or running in 4WD all the time. Period.

I think someone owes Martian (and others) a respectful apology.

 

[murphy1244]

Did I promote Kioti? No, I will post photo's the of two on stands if they are still there. these where torn down not just the taking off of tires. I don't care what this guy says I saw it.