Implement Financing in Kountze, TX

Tractors, implements and mowers all go through it, new or pre-owned. Hay tools count as implements, so a Vermeer baler or rake works. So does a rotary cutter, a batwing shredder, a box scraper or a loader attachment. You'll be asked about the particular machine, so make up your mind before you begin. Looking over the listings on j5tractors.com is one way to narrow it down. Weighing several pieces for one job is a different question. Phone our Buna store about that before you fill anything in, since the form doesn't sort it out.

The form wants to know about you and about the implement. For you, that's who you are, where you live, where you work and what you make. For the machine, it asks about the implement you've chosen, plus a down payment figure you set yourself. Nothing past that. Buying with a spouse or a partner? There's a joint version for that. Sit down with the implement already picked, and that part goes smoothly. A phone in Kountze is all it takes. If a question on it isn't clear, ask at our Buna store what it means.

No. It's an online form, so it works from your place in Kountze. You can also fill it out at our Buna store, if that suits you better. Want to see the implement before you apply? Come over, look it over and apply when you get home. Would you rather apply first? Send it in and come look later. Neither order changes anything on the form. Driving over for one particular unit is different. Call the store first, since used units sell and the lot changes, and you'll know the trip counts.

If it's valued over $2,500, it can be financed. That's the one figure we publish for used equipment. A pre-owned cutter, rake, baler or box scraper above it goes through the online application the way new equipment does. Pick the unit before you start, because the form is about the machine. Used implements tend to move, so check that yours hasn't sold before you count on it. Found something you like that's valued under $2,500? Ask at our Buna store what else could suit your place.

It can. The store puts a value on your trade-in, and that value can go toward your down payment. Beyond that, we don't publish anything about trades. An older cutter, a worn rake or another implement you're ready to retire all work the same way. Bring it to Buna to be valued, or describe it over the phone first. The form stays about the machine you're buying, and the trade only shows up in the down payment. Be honest about how it's been running.