All change again in east of scotland

sexy lexy

Member
That would be silly for Case. The reason for there poor sales is because they are a red ford. Ford lads won't buy them cos there red and case lads don't like them cos there a ford. They are just as good as there blue counterparts but attitudes towards them in this area are generally bad.
Spot on, the dealer not the problem, its the product, red nh.
 

McD

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
That's not entirely true, a Case should be compared more to a Steyr than a NH. Basic spec on a Case is far Higher than that of a NH. Does the poor attitude in the north stem from customer or could this come from the dealer too? Maybe adds reason to the recent situation

How so? Multi controller mk1 had the Steyr handle but since they went on to mk2 I can't personally see where the Steyr bit comes from, it just a ford inside with slightly different switches. As for the spec yes NH offers lower spec but also at a lower price. I know this to be fact because I used to drive a Case for a tattie contact, I now drive a NH for that very reason. Poor attitude also stems from poorer re sale values at any other than case dealers.
 

Stormin

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
Facts are , A M Phillip have lost Case and gained Massey at Forfar , Fraserburgh and Huntly , Alan Mckay has lost Massey and gained Valtra and would actively be looking for a premises in Aberdeenshire.
Balgownie lose Massey and are yet to replace it , Murphys lose Valtra and are yet to replace it.
Ravenhill and Agricar will not be taking on Case.
 

fermerboy

Member
Location
Banffshire
Facts are , A M Phillip have lost Case and gained Massey at Forfar , Fraserburgh and Huntly , Alan Mckay has lost Massey and gained Valtra and would actively be looking for a premises in Aberdeenshire.
Balgownie lose Massey and are yet to replace it , Murphys lose Valtra and are yet to replace it.
Ravenhill and Agricar will not be taking on Case.
Have A M Philips got Fendt at Connon Bridge? Or is that more speculation?
Heard that Ross Agri wouldn't open a depot up thereabouts hence the move.
May be untrue though.
 

x121x

Member
How so? Multi controller mk1 had the Steyr handle but since they went on to mk2 I can't personally see where the Steyr bit comes from, it just a ford inside with slightly different switches. As for the spec yes NH offers lower spec but also at a lower price. I know this to be fact because I used to drive a Case for a tattie contact, I now drive a NH for that very reason. Poor attitude also stems from poorer re sale values at any other than case dealers.

So why are other dealers in heavily populated NH areas flourishing and growing there businesses?
 

x121x

Member
How so? Multi controller mk1 had the Steyr handle but since they went on to mk2 I can't personally see where the Steyr bit comes from, it just a ford inside with slightly different switches. As for the spec yes NH offers lower spec but also at a lower price. I know this to be fact because I used to drive a Case for a tattie contact, I now drive a NH for that very reason. Poor attitude also stems from poorer re sale values at any other than case dealers.
Spot on, the dealer not the problem, its the product, red nh.

So If It's a red NH then surely they would be able to equal the selling numbers of NH after all as you say it's just a "red NH"
 

cfr1964

Member
So If It's a red NH then surely they would be able to equal the selling numbers of NH after all as you say it's just a "red NH"
Aye but the NH dealer network has been pretty stable in Scotland for a long time. In the largest part since the Ford days
Instead of chopping and changing
Plus I can't vouch for the far north but the parts of the east coast I've seen Ford /NH have been more popular than Case for a long time
 
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