FAQ

There are a number of very important nuances here friends: 1 Equipment owners do not always negotiate in a language that you understand, 2 You are not always able to find them, some of them do not know how to use the Internet at all, 3 You do not always have experience proportional to ours in working with used agricultural machinery, and are able to distinguish suitable equipment from completely useless ones, 4 Concluding an agreement through a company in case of fraud on the part of the seller of equipment, you do not have to go to Europe to resolve the conflict with him, we will deal with this, 5 Owners of equipment do not always agree to negotiate with people of your nationality! It is because of all of the above that it is easier for you to buy equipment through intermediaries, and not to look for owners who, upon closer examination, turn out to be third dealers!

You can extremely successfully negotiate discounts with equipment owners in Poland (Poles), which is usually impossible after importing equipment to Russia to a retail outlet! Therefore, in some cases, it is much more relevant to consider equipment located in Europe, owned by the Poles, and not equipment that has already been purchased and brought to Russia! You yourself probably know that the more work has been done before you, the higher the price of the product!

In order to minimize the risks, there is a check of the history of the car for the money, as well as instances like AutoCheck.com that undertake to buy the product back from you if it does not correspond to the quality that they were able to establish! We strongly recommend that you buy a product that has been checked by similar authorities, it is somewhat more expensive but highly safe!

In this case, we can recommend you 1 Carefully study the history of manufacturers, do they create equipment for centuries, do they guarantee it for centuries, "Can a 1990 John Deere tractor work better than a new one or not?" 2 Talk to collective farmers who use equipment 10-30 years old "How many complaints about it?", "How difficult is it to work with?" and come to the right decision, which kind of equipment can be bought despite 30 years of its operation, and which one is not worth it!

It largely depends on what kind of discount we can negotiate with the owners of the equipment or, if it suits you, find the same units of equipment 5-10 years older, which are also likely to be much cheaper!

Probably! We can try to negotiate a big discount with the owner of the equipment (sometimes it is possible since he urgently needs money), find the model of equipment that you are interested in, produced 10-20 years earlier or has irreparable damage that is unimportant when working with your type of collective farm, and therefore are not a disadvantage for you!