Deutz salesman

[duane vandenberg]

Hi,
I'm a new member, was looking online for pictures of Deutz tractors, as we are a new dealer, in my search I found this forum. We're located in Nobleford, Alberta, I grew up around JD and CIH tractors, learning something new now, and really like what I'm seeing.
I hope I can contribute positively to this forum- Hello to all of you!
Duane

 

[murphy1244]

:welcome: to TBN

 

[MIKE R]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[creekbend]

Welcome aboard.

 

[The kid]

Greetings and Welcome to TractorByNet :tractor:

 

[mguitas]

:welcome:

 

[Briana03]

Welcome to TractorByNet! :smile:

I moved your thread to the All Other Brands forum.

 

[Diamondpilot]

I don't belive it's Chinese but German?

Chris

 

[Bob Rooks]

I don't belive it's Chinese but German?

Chris

Yep. German. Good stuff. Worked on quite a few Deutz engines. Should actually go here maybe:
Construction Equipment

 

[MBTRAC]

Welcome on board - Deutz tractors are solid hard working tractors & very much at the premium end of the tractor market (albeit with some models built to a spec/price to compete in some lower hp sectors)

As for a photo, here's one of our 1982 DX230FWA - at c.10,000hrs still working fine & putting out c.230 european "horses".........

 

[duane vandenberg]

German built ag tractors- nothing chinese about it!

 

[Bob77064]

Welcome

 

[Briana03]

Sorry about that. Once again, welcome.

 

[CliffordK]

I just bought a Deutz-Fahr KU250-DN Tedder Rake from the neighbor.
It is a little beat up, but let me know if you would like a photo.

It certainly isn't new, but everything seems to work.

It is still on the trailer, but I'll try to get it unloaded tomorrow.
Now, if I only knew who sold parts for the thing.

 

[Mac624]

Deutz?? Here you go:

FarmPhoto.com - Deutz Forum (#52) - Page 1

Deutz - Google-Suche

The combines:

FarmPhoto.com - Deutz Fahr Forum (#86) - Page 1

The balers:

deutz fahr pressen - Google-Suche

the mowers:

deutz fahr mähwerk - Google-Suche

the tedders
deutz fahr heuwender - Google-Suche

the Torpedo, a Deutz Derivate:

FarmPhoto.com - Torpedo Forum (#281) - Page 1

Deutz website:

Home

 

[duane vandenberg]

That rake might have been imported by a europeon farmer who brought it with him- Deutz doesn't sell their haying equipment in North America, however, your nearest Deutz dealer may be able to help you.

We haven't had any requests for haying equipment parts yet.

Funny thing is, I think my dad had a Deutz baler 30 years ago, I'll have to ask him about that- I guess maybe they used to sell that equipment here.

 

[CliffordK]

Ok,
Here are the photos of the rake.

Sorry it doesn't look like a hay field this time of year. Perhaps I'll update the photos this summer.

Deutz-Fahr KU250DN


Two basket tedder rake.

I presume there were a few imported to the USA as the tedders were gaining popularity 20 or 30 years ago, although it certainly isn't one of the most common brands.

Sorry I don't see any dates on the tedder or the manual.

 

[duane vandenberg]

I'll bounce it off our parts guy, I do know of at least one other Deutz tedder owned by one of my customers, so it would be good to figure out if we can get parts any way.
This is an interesting piece of equipment, I've not seen many like it on the market today.

 

[duane vandenberg]

thanks a lot!

 

[CliffordK]

The tedder came with a box of spare parts from Klamath Falls, Oregon (Pelican Tractor Co.), so they may be a source, or it could have been a recycled box. The Deutz website lists a different Oregon dealer, also in Klamath Falls. Which, of course, is about 200 miles away.

Actually, that was the "ship to":
So, the "Ship From" was Growers Tractor and Equipment Co (Agco) in Bakersfield.

And there is a local Agco source.

Anyway, I'll be ok finding spares, I think.

It did come with quite a few extra tines, and since some of the tines still have orange paint and may be original, I should be ok with those.