buying used
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Posted: July 16, 2021
When Benjamin Holt and Charles Dinsmoor invented the first tractor, I’m sure they never expected their machine to eventually need a microchip. Yet, here we are more than a century later, waiting for more microchips to be produced.
Nearly every piece of new farm equipment these days needs a microchip to operate -- combines, tillage tools, planters, tractors, and much more. Therefore, when COVID-19 hit, toilet paper and hand sanitizer weren’t the only things farmers were worried about. The shortage of microchips caused a pressing issue within the agricultural and food industries.
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Posted: February 05, 2021Categories: Farming
Antique tractors are filled with history and long-lasting memories. They show the ingenuity and innovation of past agriculturalists, while also reminding us of simpler times growing up on a farm. Remember riding in the buddy seat with your dad, or learning to drive for the first time? These are memories that we cherish forever. </p>
<p>All of this nostalgia, combined with our company's unique footprint in the agriculture industry, led us to an idea: creating the ultimate antique tractor guide. Information about buying them, fixing them up, upkeep, and <em>much</em> more will fill this guide over time. Check it out here! -
Posted: November 27, 2020Categories: Heavy Equipment
Whether you are expanding your business or starting from scratch, getting the best value is important when investing in equipment -- especially if you’re looking to buy a brand new machine. However, if you are looking to save money, used equipment may be the perfect option for you!
Before making your final purchase on a piece of used equipment, it is helpful to follow a series of steps. The main goal of these steps is to ensure you are getting quality equipment within your budget. Here at Wengers of Myerstown, it is our job to help you in your equipment buying process! We suggest that you follow these four steps: