HA! got that turban times bit, hope the bad boys over there don't blow up the place before you can get your thread in.If me and old Red don't get our shrimpboat, we liable to redefine proantagonist.
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Going on a BOAT RIDE!!!!! The boat may look like a Bell Helicopter?
Watch out for those bright red rugs there may be something under them!!Yes... bloodsuckers, cockroaches, various financial parasites and dark green tractor salespersons.What!!! You are not a Montana Dealer Yet???? I thought you and Textron where such good friends that they would roll out the rug for ya!
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LS is the only one to even to show concern about dealers and customers to date.Montana had the oportunity to help, but declined unless you became a dealer for them, as far as escorts or Textron, I wouldn't trust those bloodsuckers on a dare.it seems pretty apparent who put the bucks up for the farmtrac buyout. and now according to court docs, they want to siphon off more than they are entittled to of the proceeds. just plain greedy. trust the indians?SAY WHAT???Heck, I just want my shrimp boat, me,Red,Blue and SESS going on a cruise!!
Cop, I am sorry to say I see no relief or justice for the "less than zero" customers.this program was a scam from the beginning and the people at the upper level of FNA were and are less than honest, to put it mildly.I was fortunate to have a TM who was an honorable man and warned us that this was a bad program and advised us to stay away from it. we did so and consequentially had only one customer who insisted on getting it( even after we warned him against it) that got burned.many dealers were not so fortunate.I and I'm sure all my fellow farmtrac dealers are truley greived that our faithful customers were so badly abused, our main goal has always been to take care of our loyal customers and will be our goal in the future. but alas, foresight can never be as clear as hindsight.we can only hope that this terrible experience will cause us, both dealers and customers to be more vigilant in the future and for the dealer to provide you with a more secure buying experience.my pledge to you is that I will do everything in my power to see this industry changed to prevent this from happening again and that your position as the most important link in the chain is protected and valued as it should be.
There is indeed a new tractor co coming to town and from the data they are collecting from dealers and customers I believe they have every intention of providing top quality products and service to the dealer and customer alike for a fair competive market price.I am looking forward to seeing just what they have to offer.Unfortunately when a company fails either through mismanagement or financial greed from executives that do not give a rats behind about people in general-the list of those that are SOL are many. From the customers, dealers, employees and even the town that supports the company all loose-and loose big time.
But there is a new tractor company coming to town and it has the world wide reputation of being honest, dependable and offering superior quality. What separates this company from others, is that it realizes without a loyal following of customers, employees and a dealer base to support their product they have nothing. I welcome them to the states and say "lets sell some tractors!".
An odds-on favorite. We gotta invite Mr. Sim out for a ride on the shrimpin' boat. Maybe he has a little "Bubba Gump" in 'im?
