I was at school with the Caunt children. They took over the shop in Grantham and the fuel business. I doubt they'd have had the wherewithal to make Chandler's as big as it is today. They weren't rocket scientists.Key milestones for Chandlers Farm Equipment since 1935
Key milestones for Chandlers Farm Equipment since 1935www.chandlers.co.uk
We dealt with Nic for fuel.
I bought a couple of ex demo 3000 series from Gavin at Lincoln for Kenya.
Luckily this is all done anonymously otherwise I'd probably get sued. However I was in the Latin stream and they weren't.Sounds like a very diplomatic way of saying they were Thick Caunts
Looks can be deceptive tho and things can look better in photos . I viewed a tractor at one of the dealers mentioned in your post and it was described as immaculate but when I viewed it I certainly wasn't immaculate and it wasn't purchased it's a good job I was passing on the way to something else or I'd have been pretty hacked off if I'd wasted a day going for a look and yes it did look good in the pics online.
I agree entirely but what they are doing is making the most out of what they’ve got as opposed to the can’t be bothered approach some main franchise dealers with they’re secondhand stock as the thread started. It’s sometimes they can get abit ambitious in there marketing and promotion of a product.
Cant understand how the farmer has managed to either smash off or loss the 2 front spots without apparent roof damage
I now someone, who run mf for some years nothing wrong with mf
Hell, weren`t you a lucky bu**er!!!
It`s one thing being a sharp cookie but it`s something else having to tackle latin..... At least you`ll know what words to utter when the sh*t hits the fan as it oft seems to in farming...
No .A farmer.
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I think it is company trying to sell/ get interest in a tractor the moment a new sale is agreed and are starting to look at moving on trade in, even thou they have not officially bought it. Therefore do not have right to clean/wash etc.
Whoever it is, that is going to hurt loosing a bread and butter customer like that. 180 tractors is probably a day or two production at the factory.
