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I'm shopping for a NH 35 or 40d. The tractor will be used on property I own in New Hampshire and occasionally taken to friends and family's property in other New England states. The prices in those states (NE)appear to be the highest in the country. While talking to dealers in New Hampshire and Connecticut, I asked "why are the prices on the internet user groups much lower"? The uniform response by dealers has been "go ahead and buy it from another dealer and try to get service". Two dealers in New Hampshire said "your tractor will sit here until the waranty expires before I'll do warranty work on it". One of these dealers actually said "too bad you weren't frpm Massachusetts I could save you sales tax". Price fixing is illegal and it appears these dealers are engaging in it. Also if dealers are considering defrauding Massachusetts of sales tax as a selling strategy how ethical are they and what kind of service would you expect from this "local" dealer? I'm going to purchase in NY. How does a TC 40d, R4's loaded, 16a loader, HD 72"bucket, reversible cutting edge, Grill Guard sound for 20k (35d 18,500). Delivery is $300.00 and the dealer is only a little under 2hrs from my New Hampshire dealer. The guy sounds honest, has been in business a long time, has references (satisfied customers), ships parts (filters too) and gives great information over the phone. I'll take a chance. Thanks to all the people on this group I asked for information. I appreciate your help. BT

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Replies 37 Post by Bill Tracey