In early 2015, the trend of leasing tractors took off. Machinery Pete called it “the year of the lease.”
But how has that impacted used tractor values?
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Machinery Pete: Off-Lease Tractor Values on Used Tractors
In early 2015, the trend of leasing tractors took off. Machinery Pete called it “the year of the lease.”
(AgDay)
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