Comparison Where do u get your replacement AGCO parts

[cmore]

I am looking for replacement fuel filters for a MF2605 and am wondering where others source their replacement parts.


pt #s 3905864M91 3905865M1

 

[Fiziksgeek]

Jacks small engines has many part, just google the part number to find others, but there isn't a "discount" supplier of MF parts out there online if thats what you are looking for. My dealer usually has parts for the same price, or better than online anywhere I have found.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

Filters, NAPA, parts (I've only needed throttle and pto cables) AGCO dealer...

SR

 

[Creamer]

I am confused as to why there is a question - AGCO still has dealers all over - are they not stocking parts?

 

[cmore]

Thanks for the replies.

My dealer seems pricey.

 

[Creamer]

My local Agco dealer seems pricey as well but then I talk to my brother who likes green paint and get my thinking straightened out.

 

[bspeedy]

All OEM parts are pricey. That's just the way it is. Proper replacement parts are cheaper than a new machine and will keep your tractor looking good and working strong.

 

[mguitas]

I get agco oil filter at the dealer, an it cost as much as the wix. So now I just go to the dealer.

 

[AxleHub]

Core. . You can get fuel filters etc. Thru Advanced Auto or O' Reilly's or napa. It I've found my best pricing is to go to my dealer's for their once a year parts sale to get 15% off on my hydro fluid and oil and hydro and fuel filters. Then they are engine AND reasonable.

 

[cmore]

Tks Axle

don't think my dealer has a parts sale.

 

[AxleHub]

Tks Axle

don't think my dealer has a parts sale.

cmore - I've not seen a dealer yet that doesn't have some kind of Farm Days or Spring open house or "Demo Days" or something between February and middle May - its a slower period for them and they want to introduce new models when the farmers are planning or not in planting season yet. And when those events happen there is almost always a supplies and parts sale. They are real money makers for the dealers because it bumps up cash flows while they are slower on service work. Incidentally - its rather surprising how much money we are talking about because farmers like to stock up so they don't have to stop work and go to town to get supplies and parts when they are busy. And of course they are popular events because its an excuse for some free hot dogs and burgers or to see the product reps..

Also there are often seminars and training on new seed or animal care products or implements. I personally could care less about 75% of that stuff - but while I'm there I pick up new catalogs for implements and talk to the reps. - and get parts cheaper - and then every once in awhile I learn something new without even trying

But you have to make sure you ask if you can be on an email list or watch local advertising.

 

[boggen]

google your part numbers. and look through a few websites to find cheaper price. double check shipping, some places will charge you arm and leg. other times if you get 25 to 35 bucks worth of stuff on same receipt you get free shipping.

amazon, i really should get prime account. i always end up like 50 cents short for free shipping. *arghs*

 

[WilliamBos]

Oil and fuel from Carquest. Powershuttle filter and air filter from dealer, I call and they ship what we need.

 

[cmore]

Thanks for the responses. I ended up getting the fuel filters from Jacks Small Engines.

 

[AxleHub]

I have no problems at all finding oil filters at many locations for my GC - and Hydro filters at reasonable rates at the dealers. But what I would like to find alternate locations is for :

1. Compatible mower deck blades for the Massey 2315 mulching mower deck (3 smaller ones and 3 larger ones)

2. Eventually some deck wheels for the same mmm deck.