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One of the most essential vehicles on a working farm is the tractor, which performs such heavy-duty functions as plowing and hauling. When looking to purchase or replace this reliable piece of machinery for your farm or business, it's a good idea to talk to multiple dealers who specialize in selling new tractors.
In many ways, shopping around for new tractors is similar to buying a new car. When talking with the salesperson, make sure you ask the following questions:
The main advantage of buying your tractor from a dealer is the warranty coverage and access to their maintenance and repair services. Get answers to questions like these to evaluate their service departments:
Although most new farm tractors are functionally the same, some are designed especially for certain crops and situations:
Dealers who sell new farm tractors may either carry a variety of tractors, or specialize in just one variety.
Definitely visit each dealer you're comparing - a personal look at the showrooms and service areas can give you a good sense of their capabilities.
Don't underestimate your personal reactions. Choose a dealer you feel is honest with you and easy to work with: those impressions are often good indicators of how the dealer will treat you in the long run. If the dealer aggressively starts selling you on a tractor without trying to determine your needs, you may want to keep moving. Quality dealers want to put you in the right tractor, knowing that if you're satisfied with your purchase, you'll eventually come back.
Although some dealers sell used and restored equipment, you need to find a tractor that best fits your needs. If you're going to use it frequently on a daily basis, you'll need a new tractor that doesn't have mileage on it. Though they may cost more up front, you'll reap the benefits of the latest engineering breakthroughs and agricultural advances. You'll also take advantage of a full manufacturer's warranty, and easier access to any replacement parts you'd need.
To find new tractors or quality refurbished tractors, submit a free request for tractors quotes today.
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Purchasing a new tractor can feel daunting, to say the least. Questions like what size tractor is suitable, which attachments are necessary, and whether a cab is essential may flood your mind. Where does one even begin this tractor-buying journey? With the assistance from our expert team, we alleviate all concerns and guide you through the process seamlessly. Explore our comprehensive list of the 7 crucial factors to consider when investing in a new tractor.
When purchasing a tractor, most people have in mind what they specifically want to use it for. Whether you want to use it for landscaping, construction, forestry, snow removal, or even livestock management there are tractors out there for all those jobs. When looking at different tractors keep in mind that one tractor can satisfy a bunch of needs. Our team at Smith and Sons can help you choose the right size tractor for its intended job and other jobs for you!
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When looking at purchasing a tractor, it is important to determine what size would work best for its intended purpose. A sub-compact tractor is the perfect size for light landscaping or gardening work within 5 acres. This is the smallest tractor option and most often the most affordable. A compact tractor is a good option for medium level landscaping and chores within 10 acres. This is a more powerful option than a sub-compact tractor with its ability to handle heavier jobs. A utility tractor is the option for heavy duty jobs, it works best for areas of 20 acres or more. Utility tractors have a larger size and bigger horsepower to tackle larger jobs.
There are three types of tires that tractors come with: ag, turf, or industrial tires. Ag tires are built to provide traction for agriculture purposes being used in fields. Turf tires are built to be gentle on grass and are generally used for mowing. Lastly, industrial tires are made to endure harsh conditions from unpaved roads and surfaces that may wear away the tires.
You finally picked out your tractor now, what attachments do you need? Determine the tasks you'll be performing with your tractor; this will help identify the compatible attachments. Discuss with your tractor dealer regarding what tasks you are going to be doing. Your dealer can advise which attachments will suit your needs. Some attachments that are popular include: tilers, front end loaders, shredders, post hole digger, blades, backhoes and grapples.
Having a cab or not, is a personal preference and depends on whether or not you will use the tractor in inclement weather. In extreme heat or cold, having a cab keeps the driver cold or warm. While without a cab the driver is exposed to the elements.
When choosing a tractor make sure that the tractor size is able to fit where you are planning on storing it. You should store your tractor under a cover or inside to protect its longevity.
When purchasing a tractor it is important to build a relationship with your dealer. Upon arrival at a dealer, don't hesitate to inquire about any questions you have and express your needs in this new piece of equipment. Many dealers, including ours, have a service department that will be there for any of your service needs post-purchase of your tractor or any other equipment.
Have more questions on what tractor is going to fit your needs best? Stop in to Smith and Sons in Marshfield and talk to our team of experts who have years of experience advising landscapers, homeowners, and farmers! We are a Kioti Tractor dealer, let us help you find your perfect fit.
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