I bought the 54 inch grapple with the backhoe and it arrived quickly. I live on eleven heavily wooded acres and have used it to clean up brush and move felled tree logs around. I was surprised by how easily it handled some of the larger logs.So with all this happening, have you had time to use the tractor for anything else?
They look like nice tractors.
That was my thought exactly. I purposely didn't repost on the Summit forum because of that and the fact that this post was to inform potential buyers of how I have been treated by Doug/Summit. In all fairness the guys in tech support have been wonderful but the company can only be as good as its leadership.I'm disheartened. If the contact information was the problem the post could have been edited.
If I were an *******, I might suspect Summit, and advertiser here, may of asked for your thread to be pulled.
If I were an *******.
So with all this happening, have you had time to use the tractor for anything else?
They look like nice tractors.
Went to my local Tractor Supply today and I saw two Summits for sale out front. It reminded me of this post, and why people always warn others not to buy from a big box store.
Solis dealers do seem to be hard to come by, but I wonder if they're able to get parts and be willing and able to work on Summit units.If anyone is genuinely interested in the machine, but has concerns about the brand, look into Solis.
You may or may not have a local dealer, I do. The machines are not particularly Big & Tall friendly, but they seem well built. Solis also seems to be really popular with the small tractor crowd in Europe.
Solis dealers do seem to be hard to come by, but I wonder if they're able to get parts and be willing and able to work on Summit units.