For some reason they are not working together because no one has any stock is what they are telling me. O well, it worked out as I got the tractor I wanted and saved $2k in price. The dealership here in town told me they would service it as if I bought it from them with no hard feelings.so, I take it , 'stealerships' don't ask each other for stock ? seems silly to me.
when I worked at Radio Shack in the 70's, 'Inter Company Stock Transfers' were common. The store needing the item, paid a small amount for the transfer of the product. Customer got what they wanted, you got a happy customer, they'd come back to YOUR store, again and again and again....
Everything coming in is sold and if it isn’t it sells once it hits the lot so there is nothing to send to another dealer. I bought a Sidekick as Covid hit and Kubota was discounting the 2018 left in stock and my dealer called around and bought a bunch of them. PreCovid you could do that but not now.so, I take it , 'stealerships' don't ask each other for stock ? seems silly to me.
when I worked at Radio Shack in the 70's, 'Inter Company Stock Transfers' were common. The store needing the item, paid a small amount for the transfer of the product. Customer got what they wanted, you got a happy customer, they'd come back to YOUR store, again and again and again....
Mike the sales guy dropped off my B2401 this morning, just shy of 6 months after I ordered it! Fortunately we've had a really "dry" winter so far, hardly any snow accumulation. First thing I did was hook-up the rear blade so that it's ready to clear my 300m "driveway" should we get that big dump of snow we're due.It finally arrived at the dealer just after Christmas, after a long wait in Vancouver waiting on the rail lines through the Rockies to get rebuilt after the washouts in November.
Got all the paperwork squared away today, just waiting on the "tire guy" to get back from holidays to load the tires with juice. "Delays, delays, delays..."