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    Mitchell's Tractor & Farm Machinery

    Mitchell's Tractor & Farm Machinery

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    Bought a Tractor around 3 months ago from Mitchell's. Paid $28,000.00 cash for it and a few…read moreimplements. I've only used it for bushhogging and light dirt work putting less than 80 hours on it since then. Picking up a load of dirt the other day and the tractor broke in half. Transmission cased snapped in two leaving the tractor in 2 peices. I've been told by alot of other equipment dealers this is a common problem with Kubota and they should cover it for warranty. Kubota and Mitchell's refuses to cover anything and pretty much told me I was on my own. They would give me "discounted parts" but would be ridiculous labor. I really hate to talk bad about anyone as I'm a small business owner myself. JR at mitchells has been great to deal with and I believe would fix this if it was up to him but this seems to be above his head. Right is right and the right thing to do would be for them to stand behind this and fix the tractor that I've barely gotten any use out of. I didn't find out until after the purchase that the tractor has already had several clutches put in. Other equipment dealers are saying the bolts were probably over tightened during clutch install and this is what cracked and weakened the case. I just happen to be the one that it finally broke on. I am a easy going guy and have been patient about everything but have gotten very little help and was told I was on my own. I do not plan to keep quiet about this and I will be sure to tell any and everyone that wants to listen.

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    Joe's Tractor Sales

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    I have to confirm a comment from Guy R. in February this year. However, my experience was a bit…read moreworse... I very recently bought a very slightly used Massey Ferguson 2860E from them with delivery to a plot of land about 2 hours north in VA. As the tractor was at 40 hours, I negotiated they complete the 59 hour service before delivery so I could avoid the hassle of moving the tractor 10 use hours later. All good thus far. I further purchased a Bush Hog rotary cutter that was also used. Well, about a week later, I was informed the tractor was 'Good to go'. It was delivered and all was good there. Until at literally 44 hours in (only 4 hours of work), one of the hydraulic fittings on the front-end loader starting spraying fluid like a water hose. As somewhat new to the tractor, I thought it must've been a faulty hydraulic hose. I called Robbie at Joe's and he asked me to remove the line and bring it in for replacement. Great, except as earlier mentioned... I am 2 hours away. Anyways, I go to remove the hose and realize that the hose fitting was completely loose! Now, let me remind you that Joe's JUST FINISHED THE 50 HOUR SERVICE! One of the major items on that list is to ensure the fittings are tight and greased. It must've been important, since the factory recommended them to do this work, which I paid for in the deal. Now, let's make sure we are being fair... it was a used Massey Ferguson and it wouldn't be fair to judge too harshly if they were not a MF dealer... However, they are a MF dealer and have certain requirements to maintain that status. One of which is not screwing up the 50 hour service. So, I have a tractor that was supposed to be 'good to go' that within the first 4 hours of ownership I am having to take the hydraulic lines, learn how to bleed the hydraulics, go back to every service item they 'said' they completed and discount it all as a lie, and all with the customer service of 'remove the part, bring it to us, we'll get the part replaced for you, but you still have to do all the repair work because we are filled with either incompetent or careless technicians. You choose, it cannot be neither as my experience clearly represents. Don't do business with this group unless you like spending a lot of money ($28,000), just to turn around and second guess everything they 'most likely' lied about. On the only positive note, I am learning more about my tractor than I cared to 4 hours in, but that is due to this crew pissing me off. Robbie seems like a nice guy, but he is just a used car/tractor salesman. Trust him at your own peril.

    I was looking for a discontinued attachment for my Stihl FS130 string trimmer. Stihl Customer…read moreService gave me Joe's number as a possible source. I called to inquire. After a short conversation they said they thought the current "Kombi" attachment would work. They went so far as to take the shaft out of a new unit to verify their thoughts, and sent me a picture of what the connection point looks like inside. That was five star customer service if ever I've encountered it!

    Winston Tractor Company - farmequipmentrepair - Updated July 2026

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