NY First Choice Dealers?

[glennmac]

Tractorman, as a dealer, why don't you put your name and email address in your profile. You know, just in case someone on impulse might want to buy an L3130 from you, with quik attach 4n1 bucket, 9 1/2' Kubota hoe, hydraulic toplink, wide turf tires, and a 72" First Choice rfm.

 

[JohnS]

And post what models of rear blades you received, if any.

 

[glennmac]

Tractorman (Bob Wolff) is located in northwest CT and can give you very good deals and honest info on Kubota tractors and various third party implements. His computer savvy seems to be a little suspect, however. /w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

 

[Inspector507]

JohnS,
I have seen most of their line first hand. All is first quality. Very stout, very nice paint, powder coated. They have built things based on the complaints of others. Jim and Pieter have listened to alot of people here as to what they DON'T like about their equipment.
They are a fairly new manufacturer and will have set backs on production quantity now and then, I believe. No, I do not work for them......./w3tcompact/icons/grin.gif
I understand they do not "publish" a dealer list on the 'net yet, but they will in time I expect. Brochures also cost money. Money spent on the brochures will drive the prices up. They want to sell a quality product at a good price.
All this is just my opinion of their company after meeting them this summer.

Jerry

 

[JohnS]

I won't be purchasing till the spring, but if there was a NY dealer that had a rear blade, would try to stop in before that. I don't care much for brochures. They can just make some downloadable ones and people can suck their ink cartrages dry! /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif I am interested in how well the offset capability works. Looks like you can get an extra foot to one side, when you want to grade a small bank down or clean ditches without getting too close to the edge. I have some dozer trails that could be put to use.