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Started by BargeMonkey, April 30, 2015, 03:45:43 PM

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BargeMonkey

 Anyone have a place they have been having good luck with for deere parts ? After my last go around with Nortrax getting 5 wrong seals when i needed just 1 seal / O-ring and the girl at the parts desk telling me today that the replacement hose im ordering for my skidder "doesnt exist" on her computer and she doesnt know what to tell me, im all done. If Southworth was much better i would be there but they all suck.
If someone had  the napa # for the upper and lower radiator hose's and the short water hose on the right hand side of the block on a 276T / 440D  Im willing to have my wife send brownies or cookies.  :D

jhellwig

If you are willing to look the parts up yourself so you are sure that you get the right stuff go to
Jdparts.deere.com .I work in a john Deere factory and it comes in handy for looking up part numbers to fix test equipment on the foor.  The deere engineers use it also to look stuff up and build boms.  The dealers use a slightly different set up and it is either the guys looking at it or their system that is useless.   

You can actually look up dealer stock and order the parts to be picked up at the dealer or shipped to you.  Once you enter your dealer information you can see price and availability.
Murphy's Law is a pain in my butt.

BargeMonkey

Thank you.  ;) Got 2 of the #'s i needed, had tried it before but only under the machine #, started searching a little more. I think they could care less up there, if you dont buy 6 new deere machines a yr they dont want to know you.

WH_Conley

I have been having fits over a "Torsional Damper" for my 710 backhoe. Deere is having trouble. They say what I have does not exist. They keep trying to sell me a clutch. It is where a clutch should go, bot it bolts solid. Only person that knows what I have worked for John Deere 30 years ago and has worked on the same model machine. He sells Deere parts and is having trouble trying to get the blasted thing. I guess it is something that they changed after a short run. I'll send you a PM with his number BargeMonkey. Maybe he can help.

I think this is the link that jhellwig was referring to.

http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com.deere.u90490.partscatalog.view.servlets.HomePageServlet_Alt
Bill

ScottAR

Use it often.  Case does the same thing.  Nice to look at the diagrams while on the phone to the dealer. 

Wish the car companies did this.
Scott
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Oliver05262

  Once you have a JD part number, you will find that if the same part is used on the ag side of the house, it will be priced a little lower. Some parts are obviously only applicable to a construction or forestry machine, but many are used in multiple applications, especially filters and engine parts. Warehouse for both is generally in Grimsby, ON.
  In your case, call Hudson River Tractor in Fultonville---853-3405, and give it a try. I worked 15 years for the Schaghticoke store.  Falls Farm & Garden is another source, but they have always seemed to be about 10% higher than we were. It is quick for the parts person to tell if the part is available to them, or is specific to your C/F machine. Nortrax is probably then the only source locally for you, as they seem to have the Northeast and upper Midwest locked up.
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BargeMonkey

I appreciate the #'s from everyone, i think its more the head parts guy recently leaving has left them in a state of confusion. We have had great service out of 90% of our deere stuff, but im growing a bad taste for nortrax. 5 star is just a little to far away, and all the other deere places are mostly small ag around here so your stuck with the 500lb gorilla in the room.

ScottAR

No love for Nortrax anywhere it seems...  :D They bought the territory for this area and closed the local branch.  So I don't own any yellow deeres.  Nothing against the products but other colors are nearby.
Scott
"There is much that I need to do, even more that I want to do, and even less that I can do."
[Magicman]

wfcjr

Quote from: BargeMonkey on April 30, 2015, 09:55:32 PM
I appreciate the #'s from everyone, i think its more the head parts guy recently leaving has left them in a state of confusion. We have had great service out of 90% of our deere stuff, but im growing a bad taste for nortrax. 5 star is just a little to far away, and all the other deere places are mostly small ag around here so your stuck with the 500lb gorilla in the room.

In addition to parts, I had a bad or more accurately, not great experience with Nortrax on buying heavy equipment.
Deere has essentially locked up their own distribution in New England and Northern NY.  While it may give Deere better control over pricing and garner them a few more margin points, not sure that it is good for customer service.  Its kind of weird because with Ag they still go through independent dealers, but on the construction/forestry side, they are locked up solid, vertically through Nortrax.

BAP

Actually, Deere is trying to do the same thing with their Ag side. they are forcing the single dealers out and encouraging more multiple store dealerships. Bargemonkey, there are two different Industrial Deere dealerships in Southern New England. In Massachusetts, there is Schmidt and in Connecticut, there is W.I. Clark.  I bought a loader once from W.I Clark, but have never dealt with either one of them for parts.

ScottAR

Yep same for ag but still more broken up than the industrial side.  3 multi store outfits here within 30 minutes drive in green,  2-3 hrs one way for yellow. 
Scott
"There is much that I need to do, even more that I want to do, and even less that I can do."
[Magicman]

barbender

I don't think I've ever heard anything positive about Nortrax >:(
Too many irons in the fire

4x4American

Quote from: Oliver05262 on April 30, 2015, 09:44:24 PM
  Once you have a JD part number, you will find that if the same part is used on the ag side of the house, it will be priced a little lower. Some parts are obviously only applicable to a construction or forestry machine, but many are used in multiple applications, especially filters and engine parts. Warehouse for both is generally in Grimsby, ON.
  In your case, call Hudson River Tractor in Fultonville---853-3405, and give it a try. I worked 15 years for the Schaghticoke store.  Falls Farm & Garden is another source, but they have always seemed to be about 10% higher than we were. It is quick for the parts person to tell if the part is available to them, or is specific to your C/F machine. Nortrax is probably then the only source locally for you, as they seem to have the Northeast and upper Midwest locked up.


Falls Farm and Garden notoriously has the highest prices around.  They had a buy one get one saw chain sale in the fall, I went there.  It costed the price of two to buy one chain, and they "threw" another one in for free.   :D
Boy, back in my day..

tj240

PBH  in new hampshire is a deere dealer and they are alot cheaper, i will get the info for you. nortax wanted 300 dollars for an oil press. gauge, pbh 70 arrived the next day. i will pm you with the info prob next week
work with my father[jwilly] and my son. we have a 240 tj 160 barko[old] works great three generations working together

BAP

PBH is a used equipment dealer dealing in John Deeres, not an actual JD dealer.

BargeMonkey

 MaineLogger hooked me up with a guy up his way, have new band coming for 1/3 the cost of Deere. Still havent ordered hoses, not enough hours in the day.  :D

stoneeaglefarm

PB&H numbers is 1-603-588-3005 Been using them for 15 years, Good guys and they can hunt ya down what you need, Brothers names are Brian and Scott, Good luck.

BargeMonkey

Quote from: stoneeaglefarm on May 12, 2015, 01:53:08 PM
PB&H numbers is 1-603-588-3005 Been using them for 15 years, Good guys and they can hunt ya down what you need, Brothers names are Brian and Scott, Good luck.
Thanks for the #. We have quite a bit of Deere equipment and trying to avoid Nortrax like the plague.

luvmexfood

Was out trying to find some bolts today. 5/8" x 3.5 grade 8 carriage bolts. They fasten the outer rim on a rear tractor tire to  the inner rim. No luck so stopped in the John Deere Ag dealer. They have about 4 locations and are sewing up the John Deere Ag/Lawn Equipment market in this area. Kid at the parts counter would not even check to see if they had any without a JD part number.
Give me a new saw chain and I can find you a rock in a heartbeat.

beenthere

luvmex
He said that because they don't have the bolts in bins by size. They are in the bins by part # and bin #.

Stop and help with inventory sometime, or volunteer to put parts away when they come in.. you will have the appreciation for what the lad at the counter was saying. I beenthere  ;D
There are a few parts guys who know those numbers, but just a few I'm sure.

Also, you can look up the part no's in jdparts.com and easily get that part no. The kid could have too if you had the model #, and possibly even the s/n of the tractor to give to him. There are a gazillion different parts over the many years of Deere and the many different models produced in the last 90 years.
south central Wisconsin
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others

Maine logger88

Yup you pretty much need a sn for anything you buy from Deere I know the one on my 540 by heart lol
79 TJ 225 81 JD 540B Husky and Jonsered saws

luvmexfood

I guess what I was trying to say that some type of effort, any type, might have went a little way. They were not busy. No one else at the counter except another employee.

When I am doing my part-time job representing a national lawn and garden care products company in a Lowe's if someone comes in and has an application the company I work for does not have a product for we assist them in selecting a competitors product that will meet their needs. It's just trying to help people out. Build good will for the company.

Oh well. No biggie. Will spend my money elsewhere.
Give me a new saw chain and I can find you a rock in a heartbeat.

beenthere

luvmex
What model Deere do you have that you need carriage bolts for the wheel rims?
south central Wisconsin
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others

luvmexfood

Not a Deere product. Just a shot in the dark that they might have some bolts of that size. Never hurts to check and keep your money local. Can order from Ebay.
Give me a new saw chain and I can find you a rock in a heartbeat.

beenthere

McMaster.com has them in grade 5 (three lines). What size square do you need on the carriage bolt?
south central Wisconsin
It may be that my sole purpose in life is simply to serve as a warning to others

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