Thank you, IRON!

Success story from Gary Lovelace of Ag Sales, Arcata, CA
We had an old John Deere Flail Chopper in our yard for years and we pretty much considered it scrap, we ended up selling it to a guy in Hawaii that saw it on our web site and thought it was perfect to use in his sugar cane fields.

Success story from Apple Farm Service, Inc. Botkins, Ohio
In three days we saw a return on our initial investment in signing up with IRON Solutions. One of the first units we posted was a German made JD 4435 combine. In 2 days an e-mail came through, and on the 3rd day the combine and 2 heads were sold to a customer in Pennsylvania. This all came about when a customer wanted to use this combine as a trade on the purchase of a new tractor W/ Loader (NH TN75S). We didn't want the trade but said we'd help him sell the combine on commission. So in the end, we were able to write the order for the new tractor and loader, and the combine was on the way to PA.

IRON Search - Success story from Nate Shattuck of Devon Lane Farm Supply, Belchertown, MA
What a tremendous all around tool. We have sold many pieces of equipment due to the exposure this site provides. It is a valuable sales asset. It has opened the door for a worldwide audience to see our dealership and products.

Success story from Brian of Wayde's Equipment Co., Steelville, MO
I listed a M&W round baler that we had for a couple of weeks on a Thursday. The baler had not even got many looks on our lot. On Friday a customer from around Mobile, Alabama came and bought this baler after finding it on Iron Search. Mobile is about 800 miles away from Steelville, Mo. Iron Search is great and sells a lot of equipment for us. Thank you very much.

IRON Search - Success story from Blair Clark of Central Equipment Inc., Truro, NS
The most interesting sale that I've gotten as a result of an IRON Search ad happened about 3 months ago. I received a call from a customer who lived about 400 miles away and she expressed interest in a tractor. The strange thing was that the unit she was interested in was in the background of a photo of a featured tractor and could only be seen off in the distance. It turned out that she spotted this tractor when checking out IRON Search and realized that it was the make and model she was looking for. After a few more calls and e-mails we delivered the tractor. This just goes to show that you never know when or how your next sale will turn up. It pays to advertise, even if you sell something you didn't intend to!