If you’ve got tax to spend, why not rework some older equipment rather than buy new.
Yes, very nice, but not representative of 90% of Grand Seiko watches. This is probably in the top 5% of all automatic watches by price but there is a massive choice more expensive. This price would represent the lower end of Patek Phillipp and several other specialist, mainly Swiss and German brand watch prices. Such luxury brands with a reputation and exclusivity includes Vacheron Constantin, Patek of course, certain Rolex models. There’s a 2003 Patek Phillipp Grand Complication for sale now at just under €130,000 that would make a great gift for a loved one. Another, a Grand Master Chime 175th Commemorative Edition is for sale at a couple of quid short of £26 million. Another actually sold for £31.2 million [adjusted for inflation].
Have you checked out any of the breakers for your parts?Prices need to come down further. £2500 for part to do the rear brakes on a 62 plate 210 auto command NH- Mental!
What are the manufacturers thinking making spares so expensive. Yes they make money on parts, but it drives people to look else where for better value when buying and when maintaining their machines. Or as I'm trying to do so, source equally as good spurious parts by sparex etc.
Also been looking for an older 270 to add to the fleet. 7000 hour machine at 50k plus vat they must be joking. There are some out there that don't realise they'll be losing customer confidence and faith and they'll never to return. Our local Case dealership is much like that. Can't be doing with their poor attitude and their prices were ludicrous before everything went to faeces.
Most dealers have yards full at present, when you drive past themBasildon yard is full…. But then so are Most Dealers and OEMs just now
The bubble burst, now they have stock at higher prices than new factory orders! The interest charges some of the large ‘glass house’ dealers that you all seem to like is costing them 100s of thousands per annum. The hamster wheel has to keep turning to make the cycle work!Most dealers have yards full at present, when you drive past them
My full intention is to keep driving past them,but will need the storesMost dealers have yards full at present, when you drive past them
Yeah i get all of that so no probsTractor manufacturers rapidly turning into Tech companies, all trying to protect software, solutions etc etc, their argument is already that you are in effect purchasing a licence to use their software systems, you might in the future own the hardware, but not the stuff that controls it all.
Look after your old machines, you might want to use them again if the internet crashes with a few satellites.
The electric interest has fallen off a cliff .Was talking to a VW rep since government extended the ban on petrol and diesel cars .People just tell them I'll wait and can have another fuel car before then !cars are falling of a cliff right now
finance at 10% plus has killed the market
i bet farm machinery is no different - why would you buy anything right now unless you had no choice or a tax bill ?
You might get tempted …..as you walk past the rows of shiny things, on the way to the StoresMy full intention is to keep driving past them,but will need the stores
Definitely evidence of prices coming down thenNh giving dealers 8k bonus if a customer trades in a different colour tractor for a nh according to our rep, been quoted a price for a brand new nh tractor and been quite shocked in a positive way.
Never seen dad excited to go to a farm show until nowSee new Holland are giving away a fancy workshop cabinet full of tools with every order made at Lamma.
They are certainly getting keener and offering more incentives, rather than reducing prices.
Eh? @An GofWith watches from the top end brands you mention price is one thing but actually getting an allocation of one from an authorised dealer is something else altogether.
Rolex been very difficult last few years but may be easing slightly now. Patek still very elusive.
Man JewelleryEh? @An Gof
How would you -or Cowabunga- know about stuff like this?
(a more or less rhetorical question....unless you're thinking of embarking on a career change into street robbery)
I'm befuddled....I place no value on such stuff whatsoever.
I recognise the intense massively skilled Germanic mindset that creates such gizmos, but can't relate to the desire to buy or wear such a device
(I thought everyone knew the time from their phones now?)
I just don't get it.
Give me all the money in the world and I wouldn't want such a thing hung on my arm.
Must be the hill farmer in me....we look at the lighter patch in the clouds to tell the time.
Man jewellery you’ll be lucky if I wash my wellies when I go into town and I’m not a hill farmer I couldn’t give a sh!tEh? @An Gof
How would you -or Cowabunga- know about stuff like this?
(a more or less rhetorical question....unless you're thinking of embarking on a career change into street robbery)
I'm befuddled....I place no value on such stuff whatsoever.
I recognise the intense massively skilled Germanic mindset that creates such gizmos, but can't relate to the desire to buy or wear such a device
(I thought everyone knew the time from their phones now?)
I just don't get it.
Give me all the money in the world and I wouldn't want such a thing hung on my arm.
Must be the hill farmer in me....we look at the lighter patch in the clouds to tell the time.
That’s why they park them there put you notice they don’t put a price tag onYou might get tempted …..as you walk past the rows of shiny things, on the way to the Stores
Would an order of boilersuits and coats countSee new Holland are giving away a fancy workshop cabinet full of tools with every order made at Lamma.
They are certainly getting keener and offering more incentives, rather than reducing prices.
If you use wheat to tractor ratio none of it works. Was 150 ton for a tractor for decades now around a 1000 ton to buy 200 hp . Why would anyone do that?Would an order of boilersuits and coats count