Whether we realize it or not, all of
us rely on farmers for food. But what do farmers rely on? Their skills and
their equipment. If you ask me, a tractor is one of the most must-have things
in a farmer’s arsenal. The power these slow-moving vehicles offer to a
cultivator helps him in moving all sorts of heavy accessories allowing farmer
to plow, plant and till. Buying a right tractor is hence a very important part
of a farmer’s job.
Many farmers – to save money and
maximize their profit or out of sheer need to make ends meet – use decade old Massey
Ferguson/ New Holland tractors for farming. Such farmers aren’t to be blamed
because some of the old models are proven in the field and our grower can ride
them in a lot less amount of money.
While old tractors feel appealing,
they also demand extra precaution. Buying a used tractor is another hectic job
for a farmer that’s already running on a tight timetable. And the no-warranty stipulation
essentially makes it a gamble for a farmer.
On the other hand, a new tractor has
one flaw only – cost. If a farmer is willing to pay a tad bit more, he can get
a model that has more features than its predecessors, is better and more
effective, and offers a decent warranty from manufacturer. When a farmer
chooses a new Massey Ferguson Tractor,
the additional amount he pays compared to a used one gets him superb after
sales services meaning he does not have to lose sleep over tractor betraying
him mid-day.
So even
though used tractors are inexpensive, that is pretty much all they are.
Conversely, new tractors offer more value for money and promise better
productivity. What are your thoughts?