10 REASONS TO CONSIDER A TRACTOR YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF 🤔 SUMMIT TX25
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I admire the transparency on the last point you made. Starting a business is far from easy. Growing a TH-cam channel to 146k subscriptions requires countless hours of work, consistency, commitment, etc.
You've earned the ability to forge these types of business relationships and sponsorships. I'm a big fan of your work, keep crushing it, sir!
Hugely appreciated!
Hope you will see a question this long after the video. I happened upon your video from Jul 18, 2020 where you discussed the Worst 5 Tractors You Can Buy. No. 5 was all other tractors except Deere and Kubota. Top reasons were great resale, dealers support all over the country, etc, reliability, etc. I don't think your recent videos have adequately squared this massive departure from that prior recommendation to now recommend pretty strongly a brand new tractor from a brand new company where tractors aren't even available yet in Texas. Yes, the potential is there, the owners have experience, the feature list is rich, and the pricing seems aggressive. But buying a tractor is a major investment, especially when it's an unknown company. Great ideas and promises can disappear especially with the economic rough waters we are facing. This needs to be addressed up front and very strongly to make this tractor join the short list of options. Particularly when you already panned the Kubota BX series as a viable alternative to the 1025R. Thank you.
Cory, thank you for bringing this tractor to us………very well built tractor…….glad there are men that want to bring the “best of the best” to the market.
One thing I could see helping get summit off the ground (and help you too) is having parts and service kits available on your website (a place people trust). Serviceability is going to likely be people’s number 1 reservation with these and the more that can be proactively debunked the better.
Had JD pick up my 1025r over a week ago. Still no part at the dealership to fix it. It apparently is AR a warehouse but for some unknown reason they won't ship it. Nice!
I have seen small new businesses gain trust by having spare machines to loan out when repairs or parts will take some time. May sound expensive but you still have the capital value.
After seeing a lot of your videos on the 1025r I bought a 2021 1025 R and 2 of my neighbors bought 1025Rs also I’ve been with John Deere since 1985 In my opinion you should be compensated by JD. I’m calling JD corporate, why are they giving GWT a hard time, JD should be praising you for all the videos you made. Love my 1025 R thanks to you. Great channel never stop watching Courtney!!
Courtney, you are doing a fantastic job with your videos!! As a recently retired (early) auto mechanic and instructor for a private college teaching vehicle repair, I really appreciate the variety and depth of your videos. My wife and I are looking to buy and move to a property somewhere in the 10 - 100 acre range. We are researching all the details about animals and crops and all the equipment necessary to start a farm, and your tractor and attachment videos are very helpful. I like the Summit tractor and their approach and thoroughness and attention to detail with their design. Heck, I might even hook up with them on the training and /or repair side to see what we might put together.
I really appreciate you and your honest approach with your videos about sharing not only your experience with different tractors but all the attachments that there are out there and how they can be used to get things done. Keep up the great work, stay safe and I’ll see you on the next one!
Thanks Cole! 10-100 acres is quite a range! But boy is it fun shopping around for property and dreaming of what to do next! Thanks for watching, good luck with the hunt, definitely reach out to Summit, and thanks for the support!
Seems to me from experience... watching these videos of yours, along with maybe a dozen others... Folks like yourself have given us so much more information on the ins/outs of tractors and attachments than the dealerships will ever care about sharing with us. Thank you all for making these videos and earning that unquestionable trust. Summit has given the other brands something to scratch their heads about IMO.
Thanks for giving us some insights into your decision making process and for your transparency. Your work SHOULD be recognized. There seems to be a stigma attached to doing publicity and people want to know if and how you're being paid etc. Bottom line is you're upfront with all that stuff so it's easy to know where you're coming from when you make recommendations. Your channel has always been a favourite of mine for that. Besides, we get to see new toys and equipment a lot of us (I imagine or maybe it's just me) wont get to try and buy in our lifetime! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks for the support!
You’ve got very good, informative tractor videos. With the following you have you could help a lot of people by highlighting the water issue you’re having with your shop. Floor elevation in relation to surrounding terrain. It costs money to build up the site but it’s money well spent. No taper at the edge of the floor at the door, etc. Once the concrete is poured there’s no going back. I made the mistake “once” and have seen it many times. The water needs to stay outside.
GREAT CHANNEL PERIOD!!! Anyone that doesn’t enjoy seeing new and improved equipment and hear real and honest reviews is NOT a real tractor guy!!!! I’m basically a Case/NH Guy but Also own a 7520 Mahindra & a 8100 PST Mahindra across my 10ea tractors that range in size from 33hp to 150hp. That said I really enjoy your Channel and would love to own and try one of the summit 38hp cab tractors when they become available, all because of the fact that you have show cased this new brand on your channel with all the features that Summit includes into their machine. They should have the best compact tractor in the market as long as they will provide enough service and spare parts support. With out service support and parts, how nice the tractor is simply won’t matter. Keep doing what you are doing!! Huge Fan of your Channel!! 👍👍
I can understand the drift out of the low-hour used market for you, but you REALLY had a lot of great tractors for sale/sold over the years I've followed the channel. I had hoped a Summit dealer would pop up in the Midwest, and maybe someday they will, but for now, they look to be a great all-inclusive feature offering, and should have high interest. I hope they are successful with their business plan, and hope to see the tractor used in many of your future videos. Thanks
I enjoy your videos Courtney but have to ask you this question. From some of your earlier videos one of my main takeaways was “only buy JD or Kubota tractors” for various reasons. This message came across very clearly and strongly. Can you address your change in heart?
I have to agree, Courtney seems to be a great guy but before it was only JD or Kubota. He advised to avoid most other brands
Simple answer, money motivates people.
One reason was a large dealer network for support. Summit has solved that when they launch nationwide by partnering with tractor dealers around the country to provide service in every area they’re located.
Another reason was that JD and Kubota give more value and, again, Summit has gone above and beyond to provide an overload of value.
Holding resale value…I believe with more included on the machine AND at a cheaper price than Deere or Kubota, it will minimize the depreciation rate experienced by other lesser known brands.
Reliability? Well they all have problems, but this tractor is not new. It’s based on an existing platform from a manufacturer that has been building tractors for decades. The bugs were worked out long ago. Plus, Yanmar engineering has a 30% stake in this platform further legitimizing it.
The only thing constant in life is change, my opinions included.
@@JeepAddict Not sure of your angle on that one. I made lots of money selling JD and Kubota. I still could if I wanted to. I don’t need to sell any tractors though. My business is selling attachments.
@@72chitwood One reason was a large dealer network for support. Summit has solved that when they launch nationwide by partnering with tractor dealers around the country to provide service in every area they’re located.
Another reason was that JD and Kubota give more value and, again, Summit has gone above and beyond to provide an overload of value.
Holding resale value…I believe with more included on the machine AND at a cheaper price than Deere or Kubota, it will minimize the depreciation rate experienced by other lesser known brands.
Reliability? Well they all have problems, but this tractor is not new. It’s based on an existing platform from a manufacturer that has been building tractors for decades. The bugs were worked out long ago. Plus, Yanmar engineering has a 30% stake in this platform further legitimizing it.
The only thing constant in life is change, my opinions included.
I tune in to hear your “Shatneresque-Pauses”!😝
Just kidding. I totally value your knowledge, intellect & down-to-earth presentations.
I’m holding out for a Summit to get to the Bitterroot Valley here in Montana.
I will definitely consider purchasing from your company too.
God Speed brother.😉
Great video! Doug's background is very impressive and I think your reasons are solid! Food plots are coming along great too!
Thanks! Plots are looking good so far!
I really appreciate your videos and your honesty on how you tell the good and the bad! Thank Y’all
It’s a great tractor, I speak from in depth experience. I have worked extensively with the tractor, and I am speaking as a John Deere 1025R owner. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Deere!…but if I did not already own a compact, I would buy a Summit without question. The price is outstanding for the options you get and I have spoken to all the Summit crew, they are tirelessly devoted to their tractors and customers, which is a major benefit. Nice video!
Love these videos. I don’t know anything about tractors. Never had one. Thinking about getting one. I’ll keep watching and learning.
Thanks Mike!
Given that many tractor owners are DIY type folks, it seems to me that something truly innovative, and almost opposite to what Deere and Kubota seem to be doing, would be to truly support and encourage owner maintenance and repair. If Summit would make videos of common maintenance and repair tasks, provide quick mail order parts support, and provide rental tools when specialized tools are needed, this could truly be a game changer for a company that plans to not have a dealer network. I suspect this is too radical a concept for Summit, but I think this could be a game changer. Now, you still need the independent service centers for those who don’t want to get their hands dirty or for larger jobs that many would not want to tackle such as engine or transmission rebuilds, but the same repair literature/videos and tool and parts support that an independent repair center needs is nearly the same as a competent DIY customer could use.
I am enjoying the direction you are taking your videos. I have watched you in the past and enjoyed you knowledge in the tractor or equipment you were selling at the time. You presented it in a way the buyer could decided what was best for them.
Please continue to share your knowledge in this process and thanks for being honest in so doing. Wishing you the best on your channel and business.
Funny moment at 16 seconds in. I hear “I’ve got ten of them”…and my brain says, this guy has of these new tractors! And in the next moment after my morning coffee, my brain kicks in and understands the meaning was 10 reasons. 😂
Fantastic job sir. Keep up the good work. I’m seriously looking forward to more reviews and to see how far this new tractor can be pushed. Hopefully, they will add a backhoe option.
Dude your videos are hugely appreciated here & enjoyed, informative & valuable.
much respect to you keep being genuine and real
I appreciate it Don!
Being appreciated is a nice thing :)
I appreciate your comment...
I'm hoping that the tractor is a good one. So far it seems like a good little machine and would be an awesome piece to add to any farm. As for you and your channel keep up the great work and don't ever stop doing what you love.
Summit should also consider a "parts only" component to their warranty, where they would ship the parts needed for a repair to the tractor owner, who would then do their own repair. Woodland Mills has this as their only type of warranty, and it hasn't seemed to hurt their business. Of course a tractor is much more complex, so it probably could only work for certain subsystems, not the entire tractor.
Definitely worth consideration..perhaps they've already considered...
@Summit Tractors Ha, that's great. Looks as if you guys have thought of, well, if not *everything*, then certainly a large majority of things. I just purchased a new tractor in May. If I hadn't, I'd be giving the Summit serious consideration. Wishing you the greatest of success!
I for one trust what you say, I knew at the point when you sunk a load of money into that gator and you still told us of all its flaws and how terrible the gator was knowing that you would need to sell it someday. A lesser man would have only shown the positive so you could sell it but you were honest knowing that you might get stuck with it and you did it anyway. That's one of the many reasons I trust you. Thank you, and I have other examples of your honesty if anyone is interested.
We have 11 hrs on our summit tractor so far and we love it.
I am probably 2 years away from my tractor purchase ( though I constantly look for a great deal on a used tractor ) By the time I purchase a tractor the jury should be in on Summit tractors.
I am not a likely Summit tractor candidate with a large orange tractor in the barn....but I love seeing how this new tractor can compete and do believe there is a market for such a tractor.
Thank you sir :)
You're appreciated Courtney!
Summit should establish an independent dealer network as well as their big-box sales approach. I would rather buy one from Good Works Tractors than Home Depot!
Competition makes all things better. Good for the tractor business. As far as made in America I'm the first on line for that but it's almost impossible to live by that moto today.
Just purchased land and I need a tractor so I’ve been watching videos. Yours came across on the summit TX25 I think I am definitely going to get that tractor. Bad thing is I live in Indiana and there’s no close dealerships by me. Thank you for your videos
Your transparency and dedication to unbiased opinions are appreciated!
$18,999. That's the current price listed on Summits web page for this tractor. Seems like a question lots of folks are asking, so there it is. Considering the extras included, seems like a good price to me. Now go beat on that thing so we can see how it holds up 😉 Of course I bought my tractor over a year ago now so, unless it's the best thing since sliced bread, I'll just keep the JD. But I still want to see what it can do!
is it a good price though? A B2601 with double rear valves, KTAC, 3rd function and ballast is around $21k, or less, with kubota service, and parts support right around the corner.
Excellent video. In my opinion, your reasons for buying one are spot on. There is room in the marketplace for another brand to be sure. It really looks like they have done their research on what we all want. I appreciate your candor in the videos you produce. The concept that a manufacturer listens to and appreciates the buyers should be the standard. It sure seems like Summitt is on to something forgotten by the big companies. I'm interested in getting one. I'm waiting for the backhoe attachment to come out but from what I see today, this is the tractor to have. Thanks for a great video.
Good video. I'll be keeping an eye on these Summit tractors. It will be interesting to see their development. If I ever upgrade from my 1025R it would have to be a larger horsepower model. I do like all the standard features they offer, a very well thought out product.👍
you had a video out a while ago stating, stay away from tractors that where renamed and sold as different brands. It also said buy a tractor that’s made by the same manufacturer, not pieced together by other companies. What’s changed your mind on summit?
One reason was a large dealer network for support. Summit has solved that when they launch nationwide by partnering with tractor dealers around the country to provide service in every area they’re located.
Another reason was that JD and Kubota give more value and, again, Summit has gone above and beyond to provide an overload of value.
Holding resale value…I believe with more included on the machine AND at a cheaper price than Deere or Kubota, it will minimize the depreciation rate experienced by other lesser known brands.
Reliability? Well they all have problems, but this tractor is not new. It’s based on an existing platform from a manufacturer that has been building tractors for decades. The bugs were worked out long ago. Plus, Yanmar engineering has a 30% stake in this platform further legitimizing it.
The only thing constant in life is change, my opinions included.
Love your videos, can't wait to see Summit Tractors in the Green Bay area
Excellent. Really appreciate the information time and effort yall put into these videos and bringing the new tractor along. I'll be keeping an eye out for these new tractors since their in Oklahoma and Texas. Just found a dealer 50 miles from me. Sold at Atwoods. I'm always getting stuff from them.
I love the tractor so far don't own one but it looks like it's gonna be a nice piece of equipment Thank you for your honesty
Thanks 👍
What are Summit's plans to expand dealerships, and models? I'd like to see this tractor with a 30-35hp engine. (maybe a slightly larger frame) and a Cab option like the Kioti.
Some of that if not all is covered in the video. For any more specifics just reach out to Summit!
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks for the response. I did listen to that as I got further into the video
@@GoodWorksTractors Thanks for the response. I did listen to that as I got further into the video
Great video as always!! That definitely is a sweet tractor great color and has all the bells n whistles that you just don't get on other tractors. I've had people I only want a tractor that's made in America like John deere or Kubota. Well I'd like to buy one made in America but like you said no one could afford it. I have a Mahindra 1626 love the tractor it will work with any tractor out there but didn't have none of the options as the summit does. I can't believe John deere wasn't thankful of all the videos you put out on their tractors and equipment but they are like Harley Davidson use to be they said Harley sells them selves that's way John deere dealers around here are. Glad summit realizes how hard you work to show folks products and how well you like them or not . Thanks for sharing be safe have fun
I just heard backhoe being built for it. Got me all excited now 😂
Y’all should have a “new” summit owner package with a discount :) we are in Texas and as soon as Atwood’s gets one in we are going to check it out. But we are going to need attachments!!
Interesting , Thank You . The summit tractor looks interesting . I hope that they work and do not break to easy .
It’s cool too see a feature rich tractor from the factory. Competition is great! I love all the integrated feature!
Only things I’m not too crazy about- the rear tail lights look like they might be susceptible to damage and I would like to see an integrated 3rd function vs a diverter valve. The last one is just a personal preference though, I like the way it operates over a 3rd function.
Courtney you seem to be a good guy, and a straight shooter. If Summit had come around 1-2 years ago I might have bought one of those, esp because I live in Texas. I ended up getting a slightly larger tractor. While I am very happy with my purchase it would have been nice to get eyes on the Summits and compare them with the brand I went with.
Been watching your videos. Awesome! Just subbed. Thank you for all the info.
I’m patiently waiting for summit to come to are closer to Louisiana. I even reached out to ask and they replied to my questions but could not tell me a date or place for my area. Like ur channel keep the great info coming
I have been researching tractors for the last 2 months and looked at them all.I would buy a Summit but no dealers here in Wisconsin.Summit has all the options i am looking for as standard so for me i would buy it on the spot.
Thanks for the videos.
I’m wanting to see what kind of flail mower works best with this machine personally. Great video 🤘🏻
I'm sure we'll demo that before the year is up!
I went tractor shopping, every dealer was awesome. the JD dealer told me he would call me with a quote. Never happened, maybe I didn't look worthy. I bought a LS and saved enough to buy a few attachments.
There are so many rebranded tractors out there already. Why buy a Summit when you already have Kioti (Daedong), RK (TYM), New Holland (LS), Massey Ferguson (Iseki), etc with established dealer networks and service centers. There’s a very real risk of Summit tractor buyers ending up with an orphan like Montana, Cub Cadet, or Cabela tractors. The only pure breds out there are Kubota and Yanmar, they both build everything from the wheels up including the engine. Stick to an established brand so you have confidence in future serviceability and resale value.
Wasn't it mentioned that Yanmar has 30 % invested in Summit ?
100% agree! nothing special to see here except some pre-delivery add-ons. Save 1-2k for no local dealer network and off brand ITL? no thanks.
@@randalmiddleton8068 yes it sure was! Thanks for paying attention Randal, haha!
I'm definitely interested in a Summit. Going on the Google machine to look up
When is 35HP coming out?
Summit has a lot going for it for options that come standard. I’m glad I went with my JD2038 but I didn’t need a bunch of options. For me local sales and service was essential.
Cory, it would be extremely helpful to the viewers if you priced out the Kubota / John Deere with all the standard options of the summit. Even the mods….i.e. extra step, mirrors, tool box. This would clearly illustrate this tractor’s true worth. Thx
I'm sure I will at some point
My TYM has been a good machine, I don't need self leveling or hydrostat, 2 rear remotes minimum, which is why we bought tiny tymy, and 3rd function front end would be great. With the caviot that you could run a 3rd function off of your rear if you have enough. Just my thoughts.
You're the King of the pregnant pauses
Love Chanel and I get it but it’s looking more and more like an infomercial. Bora was short, beet juice a bit long and now summit. Really do like content and production (your brother does a good job).
For sure, I run a business. It's how I make a living. Every video I've ever made is selling product. Never have hid that :)
I'll keep my TYM 25 HP with 2200 LB in the bucket lift capacity especially for the money. The Summit seems pretty decent.
I hear bobcat is coming out with their own new compact tractor. I think I will wait to see their tractor before I jump.
It's a neat tractor....HOWEVER...you're double talking here. Previously, when you sold used tractors, you made videos stating why you should buy green (john deere) and orange (kubota)...the resale value. Someone who buys this tractor will find themselves stuck with it even though they (and they will...) want bigger because resale will be really BAD. My last Kubota I upgraded from, I sold for what paid for it new after 200 hours! It cost me nothing to own aside from fuel, maintenance, and I did add some addons. I don't personally care too much about dealer support for service/repairs as my Kubotas are easy for me to service and just don't break down or have any problems. John Deere's do break down, but you get them fixed anywhere due to dealers everywhere. They use cheap readily available parts outsourced (good and bad thing depending on who looks at it). I hear you about John Deere though...I personally don't like the company...Kubota ANYDAY. Hope it works out for you, but honestly it's an uphill battle as there already are other more well established yet smaller tractor brands aside from John Deere, Kubota, New Holland/Case that offer decent products.
I’m not double talking
One reason was a large dealer network for support. Summit has solved that when they launch nationwide by partnering with tractor dealers around the country to provide service in every area they’re located.
Another reason was that JD and Kubota give more value and, again, Summit has gone above and beyond to provide an overload of value.
Holding resale value…I believe with more included on the machine AND at a cheaper price than Deere or Kubota, it will minimize the depreciation rate experienced by other lesser known brands.
Reliability? Well they all have problems, but this tractor is not new. It’s based on an existing platform from a manufacturer that has been building tractors for decades. The bugs were worked out long ago. Plus, Yanmar engineering has a 30% stake in this platform further legitimizing it.
The only thing constant in life is change, my opinions included.
I love my New Holland.
Love that little tractor. Wish I could justify/afford one.
They are selling the tractor at Atwood's in Paris, Texas
Courtney, when Doug talks to you about the future 3000 series tell him to NOT change the color scheme for ANY reason..Michigan
I live in Western Maine, and checked to see how close I might be able to purchase one. Unfortunately a 250 mile search show no place. I feel the tractor might be what I want, but if I can't see it, or purchase it within a reasonable distance, it out.
Great Video content!
This is a SOLIS 24 tractor made in India. SOLIS is also a partner with Yanmar. SOLIS sells their tractor for a low price. Also their tractors is very heavy duty.
Yes, good info Frank. Thanks for sharing.
I sure like the idea of the extra hydraulics already on the tractor from the start.
I'm in northeastern wyoming and I need a good tractor. I guess I can wait a while.
I like the idea, I really do and I hope summit is super successful.
But...
Unfortunately the rural king deal wasn't so great on the service side. I would never buy this tractor without an actual established equipment dealer network like a titan machinery. Not some hardware store or place selling atvs and zero turns.
It's a good video, and they have a new age concept for selling the tractor, sounds similar to carvana........but i still cannot help but think of those "Hi I am Roger Video's here on the tube"
Not so long ago you said to stay away from rebranded tractors like Summit. What changed? No local dealers, could go out of business, and it not a OEM tractor. Help me understand your change of heart on the rebranded tractors they all add extras to sell but they are still rebranded or is it just because you are a dealer now?
One reason was a large dealer network for support. Summit has solved that when they launch nationwide by partnering with tractor dealers around the country to provide service in every area they’re located.
Another reason was that JD and Kubota give more value and, again, Summit has gone above and beyond to provide an overload of value.
Holding resale value…I believe with more included on the machine AND at a cheaper price than Deere or Kubota, it will minimize the depreciation rate experienced by other lesser known brands.
Reliability? Well they all have problems, but this tractor is not new. It’s based on an existing platform from a manufacturer that has been building tractors for decades. The bugs were worked out long ago. Plus, Yanmar engineering has a 30% stake in this platform further legitimizing it.
The only thing constant in life is change, my opinions included.
i hope they open up some dealerships on the atlantic coast in the carolinas specifically.
Good for you. Unfortunately, JD does not support the customer well, anymore. Screw the user just give us your green because we are JD. I am in the market for this size tractor now, I have a faithful Kubota B7700 but need more power. Hope to see some availability on the East coast soon or another Kubota is in my future. Best of luck with Summit, looks like a great strategy hope product lives up to press and that's why I watch :)
Courtney, I currently own a john deere 3032e I bought from my father when we bought our new hose. we have 5 acres of pasture south of Atlanta with the house in the middle. I find the 3032e under powered. what would you recommend for more ground engaging power while remaining appropriate for the area I am working? I would like 2 rear remotes to run an offset flail mower. thanks for everything you do!
Thanks for showing the Summit tractor. Very interesting as it shows it to be a potential future tractor to be purchase. Having said that - have a few Qs.
Is it setup with a Skid Steer mounting system?
Is the ROPS low enough to allow the tractor be driven under a standard garage door?
How does the loader (FEL) comes off? As easy as JD’s or Kubota’s?
The SSQA is standard, yes. And the ROPS fold down so you can get under a garage door, but just like all of the others it's too tall to drive straight into.
Do they plan to build a slightly larger compact? While I love this unit, I really need a little more power and lift.
Definitely interested in more information
Would like to know were I can get one and just to let you know I live in Kansas......
Reach out to Summit and see where the closest dealer will be!
We do not have a separate mower to use next to buildings around the farmstead so find a midmount mower and a weed whacker the best combination for us. We drop the loader off the 1025r before mowing for close quarters work. Is the loader on the Summit removable? From what I can tell from all of the videos and their corporate web site it does not appear to be.
That's where the service and warranty issues come into play.
What's where that comes into play?
@@GoodWorksTractors Not having dealers to handle warranty and go to bat for you as a customer
Well show it working. If I can't find it locally, and try it no SALE
Looks like a nice tractor but the launch is preliminary. Let me know when sales and service are available near me. Like you have advised in the past, service and parts supply are key to buying an expensive new tractor.
Bummed to find out that here in Washington state it's unavailable:( any idea if there's plans to change this?
I need support. Plain and simple.
I can not consider a Tractor brand that has NO establishment!
Why do you assume they don’t have support? That would be a terrible way to operate a tractor company.
Sounds like you should start selling Brand New tractors! Become a Summit Dealer!!
Otherwise you'll just be Good Works Attachments lol
I’m excited to see what’s happening with Summit and I will just hope that same thing happens with the car and truck market
The problem is the Summit tractors are not available in the northeast - I just bought a Bobcat ct2025 primarily because they're available in the area with dealerships/service..
Yes, slow expansion, not all at one time. This makes it manageable, but means it's not available to everyone right out of the gate.
@@GoodWorksTractors Yup - sure looks like a good tractor - Maybe my grandson would be interested in one someday. At my age, (88) I doubt I'll be buying anymore,
I'm getting ready to buy a small tractor. I was going to buy a 1025R. So you are saying I should get the Summit?
Is there a backhoe attachment or does summit make backhoe?
Is the bucket a quick attach, so we can out forks, or mini stump bucket?
how long is delivery time after purchase? couple weeks, months?
Been trying to find one. I’m very interested. Confident price gouging will take place..
Cory…….do you follow or watch Jeff Strugis’ channel. Just curious. Would be good to see you shoot also.
I do, he's got lots of solid info!
So the local dealer will be responsible for warranty failures? How would that be handled? Back end with Summit paying the local dealer to do the warranty work I would guess. Being new; how long and what kind of warranty is there? Hrs and pwr train? Thank you.
Would like to know where they are made?
Hey John, made in India, mentioned in the video.