Snowtime,
Are you saying that if I have the price sheet from Blizzard in the promo packet they sent me that those are the incorrect prices???? How can that be???
Once again something does not seems right with the GREATNESS of Blizzard. I continue to read about people raving about this plow. Even Pelican stated the newest plow he has he pick up with "all the upgrades and than some". Why does it need upgrades??
When I buy a Western plow it is what it is. I can understand a difference in price between a elec/hyd v. a full hyd. but why produce soemthing as simple as a plow and then tack on upgrade. This is not a car, truck, boat, or even a house that is being offered to such a diverse market that is should require upgrades and more.
The more I hear about buying one of this plows and the availability I am starting to see a trend. Several post about this dealer has two 810 left, or that dealer has 1 8611 left get them while you can. But than I see guys saying there dealer said it will take a week to get one in. WHY???? Either the plows have already been shiped to the dealer for the season or they have not.
One question that leaves me wondering about this product is.... If there is a limited supply of these plows due to the manifold production, how do I know there is availability of parts? Are replacement parts also only manfactured in set quantites? If so how does Blizzard foecast the failure rate of the pasts??
Again, let me CLEARLY state that I do like the applications for the Blizzard plows and I am seriously considering the purchase of two if not three of them (2-810 & 1 -8611). However, as I watch what people are saying about Blizzard as a company is starting to look alot like an actual BLIZZARD of misinformation or a very carefully thoughout out marking plan or both tactfully being deployed at that same time. As I watch this two other companies come to mind ENRON and WORLDCOM.
Pelican, I know you are going to tell me to call and talk to Jerre directly, but is that the only way to get creditable information from a national product line?
Anyone looking to invest, and that what you are actually doing when you acquire equipment for a business, and not just going out and puting a plow on the ole' pickem up truck, should be considing ALL of what is being said not just the things that make them feel good about the choice they have made or are going to make.
I readily admitt that maybe I did not do all my homework when looking at the MVP but I sure do remember reading hours upon hours of threads about how GREAT this V plow was only to now find people saying V's are not so great.
