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  • agchat
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 463

    Good, Bad or Do Not Care.

    Off the election topic. Is the sale of Redhead Equipment, to the Wallace Family of British Columbia going to make a difference. Probably not.
  • SASKFARMER3
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 14485

    #2
    Garry Sold the farm a few years ago. No son to take over buisiness.
    He is getting older time to retire and enjoy.
    Good deal for a nice man.

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    • boarderbloke
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2007
      • 1991

      #3
      Hope they become a little more competitive because in my mind they have high priced equipment and expensive parts.
      That combination probably makes the bottom line look pretty good if your selling out the business anyway.

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      • agchat
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2011
        • 463

        #4
        Originally posted by boarderbloke View Post
        Hope they become a little more competitive because in my mind they have high priced equipment and expensive parts.
        That combination probably makes the bottom line look pretty good if your selling out the business anyway.
        You are right on the parts. A 113L barrel of oil i was quoted around 550. Coop 110L was just under 400. After twenty some years of CaseIh oil bye, bye.

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        • tweety
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2014
          • 3059

          #5
          What difference are you looking for?

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          • Partners
            Senior Member
            • May 2010
            • 3105

            #6
            Can always get worse..Like JayDee Ag Tech..

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            • ry0972
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2005
              • 240

              #7
              It will depend on what other business, brands and clientele they are in/work with now??
              I have not heard of them before now and have no idea how they will handle the takeover/buyout/transition?
              All new people in management or promote a few existing employees that have knowledge of the current company/chain of stores?
              The new owners of Moody's New Holland stores seem to have put a couple good people in charge.
              I was surprised that they don't seem to have much used equipment in the S'toon store? Almost no new drills left either?

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              • ry0972
                Senior Member
                • Dec 2005
                • 240

                #8
                It will depend on what other business, brands and clientele they are in/work with now??
                I have not heard of them before now and have no idea how they will handle the takeover/buyout/transition?
                All new people in management or promote a few existing employees that have knowledge of the current company/chain of stores?
                The new owners of Moody's New Holland stores seem to have put a couple good people in charge.
                I was surprised that they don't seem to have much used equipment in the S'toon store? Almost no new drills left either?

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