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Never had neither here all just exp toys imho.Around here all the dairy farms have ditched the quad and got Gators must be hard up.admittedly tsdg though.
Never had neither here all just exp toys imho.Around here all the dairy farms have ditched the quad and got Gators must be hard up.admittedly tsdg though.
Fendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.Bet fendt love to know
Oooh my word you'll set the cat among the pigeons with inflammatory talk like that. Don that tin hat. Incoming!!Fendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Fendt are giving as much trouble as any other make , the only differance is the repair bill is a lot higher for the fendt , probably top of the table for high repair cost . I know a few contractors who have moved away from fendt .Fendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Fendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Thats because most contractors stick 18 to 25 year old on them, the tractors are then tramped to death, you ask most owner drivers, they will tell you they are reliable tractors, when driven correctlyFendt are giving as much trouble as any other make , the only differance is the repair bill is a lot higher for the fendt , probably top of the table for high repair cost . I know a few contractors who have moved away from fendt .
I just spent 2 days in Germany, trip to fendt factory, i chatted to at least 2 farmers who are ditching jd for fendt, There reasons jd dealership had got to complacent , they tried to charge to much for a certain tractor, There are a lot of die hard jd fans but they are coming aroundOooh my word you'll set the cat among the pigeons with inflammatory talk like that. Don that tin hat. Incoming!!
obviously got a big Fendt injection then?I just spent 2 days in Germany, trip to fendt factory, i chatted to at least 2 farmers who are ditching jd for fendt, There reasons jd dealership had got to complacent , they tried to charge to much for a certain tractor, There are a lot of die hard jd fans but they are coming around
And how does the driver make the engine blow up .Thats because most contractors stick 18 to 25 year old on them, the tractors are then tramped to death, you ask most owner drivers, they will tell you they are reliable tractors, when driven correctly
you never said the reason, there has been an issue with the 800 and 900 engines, but they have resolved that, something about bores to smooth, to complicated for me, when you see them being made, the attention to detail is mind blowing, I suppose there will always be a few that are not easily impressedAnd how does the driver make the engine blow up .
Round here more are going the other way but as you say time will tellFendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Plenty of 700 have had engine trouble as well,drinking far too much oilyou never said the reason, there has been an issue with the 800 and 900 engines, but they have resolved that, something about bores to smooth, to complicated for me, when you see them being made, the attention to detail is mind blowing, I suppose there will always be a few that are not easily impressed
Kubota could be 1 to watch thenFendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Blimey JD must be quaking in their boots because they are only 2960 units ahead of Fendt.....with a 30%+ market share against 5.7%Fendt already know, but there not going to shave 20 to 30 k of there machines to bring it in line with kubuta, Fendt are in a league of there own, its a premium product, JD are loosing customers to Fendt, so watch the gap get smaller.
Had two Honda ATC250ESF's here ,last one was replaced with a TRX400 that 20 years old now, for most jobs just use a CTX200 , rather than buy a gator most people would be better off with a ROPS MF 135.Around here all the dairy farms have ditched the quad and got Gators must be hard up.admittedly tsdg though.
Do not argue with this manHad two Honda ATC250ESF's here ,last one was replaced with a TRX400 that 20 years old now, for most jobs just use a CTX200 , rather than buy a gator most people would be better off with a ROPS MF 135.