Maxify55
Gold Member
Alachua/Gainesville, Florida has lost their LS Dealer. The closest dealer is now over an hour drive away in Ocala.
I got hold of Corporate in NC and was informed that they were as shocked as I was. At least I'll finally get my owners manuals. I asked for a service manual for my XR3037HC for all the few issues I currently face but I know that I'll be under it for numerous things in the future that don't warrant an hours drive dragging a broken tractor around.
All things considered though, it's a wonderful machine that's performed all the tasks I've asked of it.
Would I suggest another perspective tractor buyer purchase an LS? I always tell people to shop for a dealer, first. American sold tractors are, for the most part, are equal. The most important variable is your dealer. Seek him out wisely! He's the one that will make your ownership more or less enjoyable.
Enjoy your seat time guys! I know I do!
I got hold of Corporate in NC and was informed that they were as shocked as I was. At least I'll finally get my owners manuals. I asked for a service manual for my XR3037HC for all the few issues I currently face but I know that I'll be under it for numerous things in the future that don't warrant an hours drive dragging a broken tractor around.
All things considered though, it's a wonderful machine that's performed all the tasks I've asked of it.
Would I suggest another perspective tractor buyer purchase an LS? I always tell people to shop for a dealer, first. American sold tractors are, for the most part, are equal. The most important variable is your dealer. Seek him out wisely! He's the one that will make your ownership more or less enjoyable.
Enjoy your seat time guys! I know I do!
