holywell farmer
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Maybe,,,,based on a road out of denbigh on the right hand side?
Maybe,,,,based on a road out of denbigh on the right hand side?
That's like tarring every dealer near Denbigh with the same brush.Won't name him but there dealer near Denbigh gets bit of bad rep some of kit he sells
There some great machine dealers in or near Denbigh just 1 that had bed rep but more often with the brand of machinery he sellsThat's like tarring every dealer near Denbigh with the same brush.
I still come back to the fact that the machines in lower priced dealerships all came off farms ..............
So??????? It is not much to expect a fair and reasonable description of a machine instead of .I still come back to the fact that the machines in lower priced dealerships all came off farms ..............
Came off farms???I still come back to the fact that the machines in lower priced dealerships all came off farms ..............
That's like tarring every dealer near Denbigh with the same brush.
So what's your point ? Ever seen the words " non runner , sold as seen" then same machine described "very tidy and reliable with full history".I still come back to the fact that the machines in lower priced dealerships all came off farms ..............
So what's your point ? Ever seen the words " non runner , sold as seen" then same machine described "very tidy and reliable with full history".
I'm local and I can only think of one machinery dealer in LEFT in Denbigh, the other has moved again !
I wouldent deal with him out of principal, as i remember the tricks he got up to years ago ! A leopard never changes his spots !!!
...my sentiments, exactly.I don't want this to end in a slanging match. My original point was that a machine (even if it was traded in and out of Murton or Sutton) would originally have come off a farm.
The dealer(s) in the chain have no use for the machine, so it either had a fault(s) on the farm or has had a bodged repair.
I accept listings should be accurately described. You cannot lay that at the door solely of dealers and traders however and anyone who says differently is just not being honest with themselves.
I have personal experience of major things like a decker main chassis with a huge crack, mastic filling and over painted. The farmer who traded that in claimed he had no knowledge and it must have been done when he bought it. I have no way of proving one way or another.
Look at every collective sale and where older kit has no description (ie sold as seen). Farmers delighted with the price achieved and yet a local dealer offered a part exchange price previously to take in to account the repairs required to sell it on and even offered some of his profit on the new machine against it.
Sometimes I just think farmers are too unrealistic in valuations.
If something is cheap, there must be a reason.
If a farmer buys off another farmer, he almost knows he will have to spend on the kit. If he buys off the dealer, he expects new condition for something 30 years old but not pay any premium for the work / time expended.
So the dealer or farmer who bought a pup puts it back through Murton or Sutton. He should be grateful that someone underwrote it and bought it again.
I could go on. Just please don't think all farmers are whiter than white
There are currently two in Denbigh itself, one other dealer has now moved from the town.
Be careful, @holywell farmer not naming the dealer might, as @Cowabunga make some think that the comments are aimed at the other, reputable, dealers in Denbigh.
I will cite one example...my sentiments, exactly.