New Tractor Delivery Times
- Thread starter Stevejb44
- Start date
don't know! don't care! don't want ad blue! and all the other sensor sh!t that goes with them, got enough sensor sh!t with what we have!
Nothing a man with a laptop can't permanently fix.
Mark C
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Most dealers will have unfilled build slots so 3-5 months wouldn’t be far out , possibly less.
- Location
- south norfolk
2 months for a Ducati motorbike soI'm told.annoying when you want something now.things a lot better than covid times but still nothing available pretty instantly
nick...
nick...
Unless you want 300 hp plus or are very fussy on spec you could probably have the right machine in your yard by the end of the week atm ex yard. Factories are running reduced shifts so clearly have extra capacity... be more support to the dealer to help reduce stock already here.
TelesnaAg
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- Location
- Portland, Victoria - Australia
Plenty in yards in oz, i imagine same soon to be everywhere.
The oems ignored commodity price data and now have over priced models going down factory lines.
People bought from increased land equity, now thats stabilised sales dropping.
No lazier engineer than a tractor engineer.
MF7614 has engine sump plug over steering lines on mfwd drive shaft, simple sh!t they cant get right.
Ant....
The oems ignored commodity price data and now have over priced models going down factory lines.
People bought from increased land equity, now thats stabilised sales dropping.
No lazier engineer than a tractor engineer.
MF7614 has engine sump plug over steering lines on mfwd drive shaft, simple sh!t they cant get right.
Ant....
casper74
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
A friend ordered a John Deere 180hp came in 3 weeks!! Most dealers seem pleased to do any business nowadays. Be able to get a good deal now I would think.
Wellytrack
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Was told by a salesman (of another colour) 4-500 sat at basildon ready to go? Not seen for myself. But JD are slowing production so it would seem possible.
Double it. I know a chap work works there. Lot of Case in there as well.
ColinV6
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All this is making me want to hang off!
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
That's the problem when you get greedy. Asked too much now can't sell them then they drop the price a little and as soon as that happens anyone who can wait, waits which further reduces demand which forces prices down even further.
Until either they shut the factories down or the farmers thinks it's low enough and time to cash in on a bargain.
I believe I've heard wait time is 3-4 months. Brands may vary....
- Location
- Co antrim
Judgin by our local mf dealers yeard you could have a 6s180,7s180 or a 5s 125 by the end of the day if you had the finance sorted
Don’t buy anything until 2025.
Rate its going you'd be buying off the receivers if everyone held off til then. Id suggest a savvy buyer and dealer would want to work together atm. They'd be daft not to do a keen deal on stock stuff.
Machinery is 25% over priced so it’s time it was sorted out. The lies of steel increases etc are long gone now. The manufacturers have pushed the dealers to far making them build big showrooms which are of no use to anybody bar the annual open day. Things are going to have to change because farmers are being shafted from all sides by people who are supposed to be on their sides.
MasseyMan
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- Location
- Alton Hampshire
Just over two months for 6r155 & 6r185 last autumn. Both arrived on same day & 185 was two months faster than originally estimated by dealer.