Canadian sites to buy from?

[socapots]

I've searched a bit browsing for parts and accessories as well as implements online. Mostly to see what's out there and what they are costing. And I've not come up with much for Canadian sites.
Anyone have any info they would like to share?

 

[live_roll]

You can try your local Kijiji, and check around looking for local Ag. Newpapers, and local farm auctions.
Anything in particular you are looking for?

Cheers

Roger

 

[socapots]

Thanks for the reply.

Just seeing what's out there. I'm on the local kijiji almost daily just seeing what's on.

I'll end up buying a few implements, and some maintenance parts, a few things to fix what the old owner didn't.

I'm out near Winnipeg, and so far there is only one kubota dealer i can find online. I'm not a fan of having one option for anything.

 

[Humblebub]

I am fortunate that I have two dealers within 45 minutes of home. Both good guys and both give good service. I too have looked for on-line Canadian sites without success. I will say that the service I have had from my local dealers along with the free advice makes paying local retail a little easier to swallow.

 

[Wbk]

Thanks for the reply.

Just seeing what's out there. I'm on the local kijiji almost daily just seeing what's on.

I'll end up buying a few implements, and some maintenance parts, a few things to fix what the old owner didn't.

I'm out near Winnipeg, and so far there is only one kubota dealer i can find online. I'm not a fan of having one option for anything.

I usually deal with the dealer in Steinbach usually has the parts in stock and if he doesn't he has them the next day. The guys in service will help you out with a problem if you can't figure it out yourself. I have nothing but good to say about them.

 

[78Vette]

This may not help you much, but i always buy my parts, Lubricants/ Filters in the USA when i go to visit family there. Often times at half the cost it is in canada. I just call ahead and make sure they have stock. If you never travel south, why not call a US dealer and see what it'll cost you to have it shipped to you?

 

[Knott]

here are a few.

http://www.loganstevens.ca/equipment
http://www.cotech.ca/
http://hlaattachments.com/search.php
http://www.bro-tek.com/home/
http://www.tscstores.com/
http://www.peaveymart.com/

 

[Corney]

This may not help you much, but i always buy my parts, Lubricants/ Filters in the USA when i go to visit family there. Often times at half the cost it is in canada. I just call ahead and make sure they have stock. If you never travel south, why not call a US dealer and see what it'll cost you to have it shipped to you?

Have you looked at what the looney is worth lately? Add customs, shipping and our dollar worth just over half. Buy direct from China on the above links MAY be cheaper?

Take a real good look before you hit accept, just saying!

 

[Humblebub]

Corner, you are correct. I just bought some stuff from Deluth Trading. By the time is landed here I could have supported a local merchant for the same amount of money. The only current advantage to me to mail order, is I don't have to get off my lazy arse and go to town. The latter seems to be something that is getting more and more important to me. .

 

[socapots]

Thanks for all the replies guys.
I thought about the states, but i don't make it down there much.
I'll look into other not so local dealers as well. Looking on the kubota website, only one showed up.
I'll also check out this websites listed. A couple i knew about. Others i did not.