C&G Closing

[Denny Clayton]

Per Bermuda Ken, an FYI for those not visiting Yesterday's Tractors:

http://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/vi ... 395f79e57b

 

[Barnyard]

It's good to see Ken is going with the new company so members here can still get good service.

 

[ScottyD'sdad]

I never could navigate C&G website. Hope this new company's is better.
Ed

 

[Barnyard]

I never could navigate C&G website. Hope this new company's is better.
Ed

Ed, I just checked them out. It doesn't look to bad to navigate. http://www.johnsontractor.com/

 

[indy61]

I never could navigate C&G website. Hope this new company's is better.
Ed

Don't count on it, if it's like most there will be be multiple brands. Have your part number handy to see if it's in stock or even available.

 

[Bus Driver]

I have no way to verify the information, but on one site is a post that says that Bermuda Ken just celebrated his 90th birthday.

 

[Don McCombs]

Not even close. :lol:

 

[Stanton]

I never could navigate C&G website. Hope this new company's is better.
Ed

Don't count on it, if it's like most there will be be multiple brands. Have your part number handy to see if it's in stock or even available.

Under the PARTS portion of the site, it appears they're using similar to the Partstree.com format (illustrations from the original Parts Manual in one screen, coupled with the parts numbers, name, description and quantity in an adjoining screen). The whole thing is broke down in major sections of the tractor.

For example: The Rockford Clutch assembly (http://partstore.caseih.com/us/johnsont ... 33ar367739)

Nice site. Wish you all the best Ken!