redinger
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Hi , I am looking at buying one of these and would like feedback from anyone who currently owns one.
Thanks, Rob
Thanks, Rob
Buying Advice Agrison 75HP tractor
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zonta223
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- Foton FT404, International 444 with forklift, International B250, Kubota L2000DT, Truck converted to all terrain forklift and lots of other junk
Suggest you read this thread and follow some of the links......that should give you some information
Dont buy one, crappy tractor with even more crappy service.
MikeFarm
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Hi
Use the Search with the Magnifying Glass at the top of the page. (not the rectangular Google search)
Enter Agrison for the Keyword.
Select ""Search Titles only" in the drop down box to the right.
Click the [Search now] button and you will more info to make an informed decision.
Use the Search with the Magnifying Glass at the top of the page. (not the rectangular Google search)
Enter Agrison for the Keyword.
Select ""Search Titles only" in the drop down box to the right.
Click the [Search now] button and you will more info to make an informed decision.
zonta223
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- Foton FT404, International 444 with forklift, International B250, Kubota L2000DT, Truck converted to all terrain forklift and lots of other junk
You sound like a person thats had personal experience with the Agricat/Agrison brand of service. It may pay you to put that review on a new Australian web site at Chinese Tractor Reviews They are looking for all types of reviews........but you would be hard pushed to beat the first story in the Agricat/Agrison forum section on there now.
MikeFarm
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Just read Chinese Tractor Reviews.
wow. Ace site
wow. Ace site
CharlesandMegan
Bronze Member
I have been researching the 75hp for some time and will def buy one once my funds are up to scratch...in terms of chinese tractors great bang fo ryour buck. ive owned my 50hp for a couple of years now without any major problems - unlike some of the other brands out there people are finding it very hard to find parts. the staff at agrison are professional and parts are very easy to order, hoses etc you name it. freight to WA wouldnt be cheap I image. happy shopping if you need to know more about my agrison and experience with it, private message me
if you need to know more about my agrison and experience with it, private message me
My Agrison 50hp 2012 G3 tractor is for sale. Tractor was most of the time in my shed - I have it since a year and it has only 55 hrs. I bought it new for 29900. Any offer around the 20k mark is welcome
I'm up grading to a 70 hp MF
I'm up grading to a 70 hp MF
ross and jeff
New member
Everything to do with this company is dodgy ,their warranty is not worth the paper its printed on the so called salesmen wont return calls when warranty is due! I just wished id found this site before I bought my tractor and learnt the hard way ! I just hope they get shut down and soon before they rip anyone else off !! but just remember every dog has their day and what goes around comes around !!!
CharlesandMegan
Bronze Member
ross/jeff... in my experience I do not call the salesmen for warranty or spare parts, they are too busy selling the products...call ray or ryan direct. not long ago I ordered a seal kit for my hydraulic rams, they were delivered within 3 days, reasonable price too. in my experience, speak to the right person and tthey will pretty much bend over backwards to help you out, on price too. must say ive had very positive dealings over the years, . all the best
zonta223
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- Foton FT404, International 444 with forklift, International B250, Kubota L2000DT, Truck converted to all terrain forklift and lots of other junk
rspeak to the right person and tthey will pretty much bend over backwards to help you out, on price too. must say ive had very positive dealings over the years, . all the best
Think everyone should read this Agrison in hot seat on tractor imports | Farming & Machines News | Weekly Times Now before they buy one of these and work out who is bending who over.....and check CharlesandMegan history of posts and see how impartial they are (NOT). And if you check out the youtube entries under Agrison you will find nobody can leave comments unlike other tractor makes.........I wonder why???? :laughing:
I have a 45 HP unit. Problems so far have been relatively minor. I know they are a cheap tractor and I dont push mine too hard most of the time. If you are something like a council or contractor who is gunna really work their machine hard for long periods, then spend the extra on a brand name unit.
It was more how the after sales stuff has been handled that has and still annoys me. Its patchy at best. Its a shame because my unit has, to date, performed up to my expectations. I can only go by my own experiences, but I wont buy another piece of equipment from them until I see considerable improvement in this area.
Like many here in Aust I have read some terrible stories about some owners experiences. Look I understand if you ask enough people one will find those who will have a bad word to say about anything, but they seem to have more than their fair share of bad press.
My current issue is sourcing the inner and outer air filters. Was told to go to Bursons (a large franchise auto parts) here in oz. Told my unit is an older (3 odd year) old and the new air filters are different. "If you dont sell my type anymore how about a part no. so I can reference it to something else?" that all seemed too hard for them. On one occasion I had success and got them to send an oil filter, but otherwise it has been a case of having to figure it out myrself with my very helpful local oil distributer.
So if anyone out there in oz needs help wrt sourcing oil and diesel filters, feel free to PM me. it might take me a little while to get around to replying, but I will. Same goes if you have cracked the code with air filters.
It was more how the after sales stuff has been handled that has and still annoys me. Its patchy at best. Its a shame because my unit has, to date, performed up to my expectations. I can only go by my own experiences, but I wont buy another piece of equipment from them until I see considerable improvement in this area.
Like many here in Aust I have read some terrible stories about some owners experiences. Look I understand if you ask enough people one will find those who will have a bad word to say about anything, but they seem to have more than their fair share of bad press.
My current issue is sourcing the inner and outer air filters. Was told to go to Bursons (a large franchise auto parts) here in oz. Told my unit is an older (3 odd year) old and the new air filters are different. "If you dont sell my type anymore how about a part no. so I can reference it to something else?" that all seemed too hard for them. On one occasion I had success and got them to send an oil filter, but otherwise it has been a case of having to figure it out myrself with my very helpful local oil distributer.
So if anyone out there in oz needs help wrt sourcing oil and diesel filters, feel free to PM me. it might take me a little while to get around to replying, but I will. Same goes if you have cracked the code with air filters.
Hi guys I am quite new to this forum. I have just bought myself a chinese tractor and yes i was sceptical for a while, there has been this constant bashing of chinese tractors...well products really. Every thing comes from china, and all machinery these days are coming from China including major international brands. I have posted before but feel the need to post again that the Agrison 80hp I recently purchased is made in the deutz fahr factory in china. and whats even more obvious is the overall quality finish, from the seals to the welding, paint job, hydraulic hoses is possibly the best I've seen on chinese tractors to date. I'm still in awe that i only paid $29,990 for it sorry don't want to be seen as a rant, but honestly chinese tractors have come a very long way and seeing as they are now even made in top factories with other international brands, could be the reason why they are evolving over time. very interested in hearing about everyone else and their experience with chinese tractors overall. would love to hear from you.
Alien
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Here is a link re Agrison
http://www.weeklytimesnow.com.au/ma...k=ae98e9d765ed93a28936275d9ca57c41-1455773956
http://www.weeklytimesnow.com.au/ma...k=ae98e9d765ed93a28936275d9ca57c41-1455773956
Alien
Elite Member
Just because it may be assembled in a modern factory means zilch. It is made to a specification and it can be assembled absolutely to that specification but it does not mean the specification or quality of the component is near the standard of a better known brand.
I hope for your sake your purchase goes well for you.
Yep I sure came across this before I bought the tractor. Had my doubts at first but after speaking to the salesmen they have sold over 5000 tractors and article mentions a few disgruntled customers thought the odds were quite good. They are pretty much the biggest player in Chinese tractors So fingers crossed my tractor continues to stand up to the test l. So far so good.
