dmrp6510
Bronze Member
I went to to a bobcat store to buy a brand new s185 with cash in hand and they told me the couldn't sell it to me because bobcat sets territory rights
Guess you don't want us to know anything about you since there is no info in your profile. You don't even say where you are in the body of this post. Guess you can see where that may make us a bit less than believing an anonymous post.I went to to a bobcat store to buy a brand new s185 with cash in hand and they told me the couldn't sell it to me because bobcat sets territory rights
Guess you don't want us to know anything about you since there is no info in your profile. You don't even say where you are in the body of this post. Guess you can see where that may make us a bit less than believing an anonymous post.
Most Franchise dealers have a protected territory. That doesn't mean they can't sell to customers that come to their territory from another territory to buy. Means I can't come to your territory and set up a lot or start going door to door trying to sell customers in your territory. Some times it also means if a product is direct shipped to the customer the manuf won't ship it to a end user outside of the selling agents territory. There are some different protections for Franchise Buyers but I don't think there are any that will prevent a Franchisee from selling to anyone that walks into their business location and wants to buy a product that's on hand, not in USA.
I did understand from one dealer that would talk that it was a Kubota thing more so than dealers fixing things.
I dont know what province Kuboman is in , I am in Quebec and its exactly like he says here too. Your home address dictates which dealership you are allowed to buy from.
I dont know if that applies to JD or the other ones as I have never kicked tires there.
Did Barlows refuse a you pick up quote or even delivered to NY or other New England quote or was it a delivered to Canada Quote they refused?Maybe it's time for a Canuck uprising.
Of course maybe if the American dealers would sell to us then it might apply pressure
I tried Barlows and they refused a quote.![]()
Did Barlows refuse a you pick up quote or even delivered to NY or other New England quote or was it a delivered to Canada Quote they refused?
I dont know what province Kuboman is in , I am in Quebec and its exactly like he says here too. Your home address dictates which dealership you are allowed to buy from.
I dont know if that applies to JD or the other ones as I have never kicked tires there.
Yep it's the same thing here in Newfoundland. I feel it's Collusion which is illegal here but try and prove it.![]()
Now you have the American economy in the dumps and I still can't find a dealer on the US side that will sell me partsWhat an opportunity you guys are missing. Thanks for the opportunity to vent. :confused2:
John, but we were discussing "used" tractors.:laughing::laughing::laughing:
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John: we are laughing with you, and not at you at all. After working all our lives, and long hours many times, it still takes some courage to go ahead, and buy what we want. I was so pleased when my neighbor who is in his mid 70's, and has been married over 50 years went out, and bought himself a new tractor last fall. Got himself a 4 wheeler too by gosh! He doesn't do a lot with it because it is a "real" tractor (Massey 1529), and he doesn't have much space, but he is always smiling when he is on it. You have helped show us that nothing evil is going to happen if we treat ourselves once in a while too.