WR Long Dealer Needed

[SteveCornell]

I'm looking for a dealer for WR Long to purchase an electric over hydraulic valve kit for my grapple.
I have a Kubota L3240 and LA724 loader.

If your a dealer for them and are interested in selling me one please contact me via email scornellwv@yahoo.com

Thanks!

 

[bindian]

I'm looking for a dealer for WR Long to purchase an electric over hydraulic valve kit for my grapple.
I have a Kubota L3240 and LA724 loader.

If your a dealer for them and are interested in selling me one please contact me via email scornellwv@yahoo.com

Thanks!

Steve,
You can go to WR Long's website and do a dealer search. I did it last month.
hugs, Brandi

 

[SteveCornell]

Did That, the dealers close to me were not interested and didn't even know they were listed on WR Longs site.
Just thought I'd let one of the member dealers here make a few dollars.

Thanks!

 

[MarkV]

Steve it seems I remember at one time that if there was not a reasonably local WR Long dealer in the area they would sell to you direct. Give them a call, they are very good with customer service.

MarkV

 

[daveinnh]

Steve:

I have a Fasse valve setup for a WR Long grapple that works fine on a Kubota L4310. Ask your local dealer(s) if they're familiar with the maker.

Only problem with the electro-hydraulic version that I've encountered is that the joystick needs to be in the "loose or neutral" position- if its in an "active" loader or curl position, it drains the battery when you walk away.

Dave

 

[NHbotanut]

Steve,

Contact Wallace Tractor. I just got my 4in1 bucket thru them. When I got my WR Grapple, I had the local dealer install it. Was not pleased with their work. I decided to support Wallace as he is a WR Long Dealer, although not local to me. Great service from them.

Mike

 

[SteveCornell]

I just sent Rick Wallace a PM.

Thanks!

Steve,

Contact Wallace Tractor. I just got my 4in1 bucket thru them. When I got my WR Grapple, I had the local dealer install it. Was not pleased with their work. I decided to support Wallace as he is a WR Long Dealer, although not local to me. Great service from them.

Mike

 

[Ductape]

W.R. Long's policy to not sell direct is really puzzling. Or perhaps I should say puzzling since it seems to rather difficult to find a dealer within a reasonable distance that knows anything about their product, or is willing to give a price. And yes, these are dealers listed on W.R. Longs website. Seems to me they are losing money by having dealers who apparently view it as too much trouble to sell W.R. Long's product.

 

[IslandTractor]

WRLong will not sell direct but any dealer can give them a call and become a WRLong dealer in one phone call and for just one order. Pretty simple. WRLong just doesn't want to bypass dealers altogether but they make it exceedingly easy for any local tractor shop to become a dealer overnight.

 

[SteveCornell]

The problem is "most" local tractor shops aren't interested in taking the time to order from someone they don't normally deal with.
That's why I came here to give my money to a dealer that "is" interested.