FarmTrac Troubles

smith mall · Oct 8, 2008

taxpayer said:
What kinda dog dat, Red? just might get sometin going.
Taxpayer

I have been following this blog.Have you thought about parts availability.
sooner than later this will be a big problem unless there is a formal system of availability.Ideas????

taxpayer · Oct 8, 2008

smith mall said:
I have been following this blog.Have you thought about parts availability.
sooner than later this will be a big problem unless there is a formal system of availability.Ideas????

Good to see you posting here Smith Mall,in fact farmtrac dealers have been discussing the parts problem on a dealer only site. we have been able to keep parts moving through a cooperating dealer network,progress is being made and hopefully a resolution will soon be reached.if you are a farmtrac owner, rest assured that the farmtrac dealers will continue to take care of the customers as best possible.

if you are a dealer< I urge you to join the dealer network,let it be known here and someone will contact you. thanks for joining the discussion here.

Taxpayer

Tim D · Oct 8, 2008

Several questions today just as most of you have. I see a lot of internet ads selling new farmtracs with a third party warranty. Who is this third party and if parts are just being handeled through a cooperative dealer effort how can anyone offer this third party warranty? My local dealer I believe is not aware of the the parts cooperative and I need to know how to get him in contact with you other dealers so that his parts searches are less of a nightmare. I still like my 555DTC w/loader but I under powered myself and now wish I had bought the 675 DTC w/loader. Any problems with the 675s. Want to know if this would be doable. Trade my 555DTC for 675DTC.

Shannon · Oct 9, 2008

We have sent a couple of warranties in on our Farmtracs and have been paid for them. Minor things like seats and a faulty instrument gauge - no problem getting a check from the third party warranty provider.

Tim D · Oct 10, 2008

What happened to everybody. Very quiet around here. Something big going on. Did aliens abduct everyone. Mandatory gag orders. Tired of typing. WHAT

Tim C. · Oct 10, 2008

"What happened to everybody. Very quiet around here. Something big going on. Did aliens abduct everyone. Mandatory gag orders. Tired of typing. WHAT"

Everything but the aliens and mandatory.

Quite waters never last too long.

Tim

glgdiggs · Oct 10, 2008

Anybody have a rear center disk and Z rim 24xw12 for a 360DTC with R-4 tires?

redneckford · Oct 10, 2008

Tim C. said:
"What happened to everybody. Very quiet around here. Something big going on. Did aliens abduct everyone. Mandatory gag orders. Tired of typing. WHAT"

Everything but the aliens and mandatory.

Quite waters never last too long.

Tim

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taxpayer · Oct 10, 2008

happens after you flush?

Friday, October 10, 2008
PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Ever wonder what happens after you yank the chain on the old commode? Rhode Island is offering tours of several wastewater treatment facilities during what its dubbed the first annual "Rhode Island Water Infrastructure Month."

Tours of treatment plants this Saturday are in East Providence, Bristol and Narragansett. Other tours and educational programs continue in October.

As part of the festivities, the Narragansett wastewater operators team, "Fecal Matters," also will compete in a national latrine-treating skills contest in Chicago against last year's champions, the Rocky Mountain "Commode Commandos."

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On the Net:

Rhode Island Office of Water Resources: RI DEM/Office of Water Resources- Rhode Island Water Infrastructure Month

Now we know why big financial companies like to headquarter in Rhode Island,
they just know and enjoy crap more than most.

Taxpayer