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    Posted: 18 May 2011 at 11:32pm
I don't like change! They messed with the website.Some things are an improvement maybe but I haven't yet figured how to make the illustration LARGE.Used to be able to click "print" and get LARGE view as well as pt#'s down below. My rant for now!
 
I can make it big but you have to move the page all around to see different areas.GRRR!
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Thank them that you can still veiw the parts book.
 
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Thanks for this post.  I was able to get the parts book but could not get the pictures.  Now I get the parts book and the pictures - however small.
It is on my favorates list.
Thanks again.
Good Luck!
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It took me a while to figure out where the pics were too. The nice thing is I didn't have to guess where the list for a 160 rotary mower was.
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Do any of you use the site with a password from your AGCO dealer? Or do you use it as a "Guest"? Is there any difference in using as a guest or with a password?
The site says to ask you dealer for the password, I asked them and they said they didn't know what I was talking about.
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its probably Massy's fault
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Thank you AGCO for making the parts for for my 30-40 year old tractors.
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By going in as a guest you see everything short of pricing. By having a login , it gives you pricing. Mike
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I have tried to get my local AGCO dealer (Walldroff's) to get me a password.  They won't do it.  And a complaint to AGCO got nowhere, either.
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Try a different dealer.

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By logging in with Password you are supposed to be able to see if the dealer who set you up has the part, price, and also click to order it from the dealer.  We have around 20 customers with passwords and id say 50 or so just using the guest.  I dont know of any who use the benefits of having there own password.  Most still look up part and call or email in with part numbers and ask price and availability.  Most dealers do not update there inventory to AGCO regularly, we try to do ours 1-2 per month which is where you would get your price and availability on AGCO Partsbooks.com
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I will agree the new site sucks, compared to the way it was. Why is it that everybody thinks change is such a good thing???
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I have had a login and password for a couple years, it won't give me prices or let me find a dealer with the parts, just the part number and a picture.
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Interesting that I can't find anything older than a CA in the Parts book... Though the local dealer I use can get most of the parts I need... Schmidt and Sons in Winfield, KS...
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I just spent a minute checking out the updated site. Right now I haven't found anything that seems to not be the same or an improvement.

It seems like they have moved on from SVG graphics and can now be accessed from different browsers and not just IE with the SVG plugin. IMO this is a huge plus as I can now search for parts from any computer without having to worry about having the correct plugins, etc...

I like it!
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Agco could do much better. I restored a green one, because it was in my wife's family for 50 years and she raked hay on it at 9 years old.
I can go to the JD site and get good pictures and price and availability, and a drawing of the part with dimensions and weight!
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I went to Agco Parts;  a little different, had to download Microsoft Silverlight, then went to illustrated parts breakdown and a little bar popped up at the top of picture area with small detail same as before.  I clicked on the + tab and it zoomed in, better than before.
The did a good job with the update.




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I had a hard time getting through it but it will get better for me with more time on the site. lol

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As acscott said, I'm glad I can get most parts for a tractor that is 60 years old!!!! Ryan
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Agreed, as long as AGCO can get me parts on a 60 year old tractor, I'm not going to complain.  Beggars can't be choosers.  Going orange is going great!
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I wonder if you will get parts for a Kubota 60 years from now?? Ryan
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You can not look up ANY PARTS for Kubota  on line !!! and you complain about Agco chaging something BUt can still look up your own parts ! WOW !!!
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Just checked it out ,I have dealer log .No problem.Looked up parts for WC -WF,typed it in search bar up it came.
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Those parts books are handy when I am at work looking up parts on the high speed net and getting ready to order from Sandy Lake. At home with Dial-up I use the oem parts books I bought off of EBAY
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I guess some people will compain if their free ice cream is to cold. I just went to the link Glenn posted.  Looks no different than before but it is a lot friendly to use than before.  Thank AGCO that they are still supporting any of the old equipment. 
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I seem to be able to zoom just fine. Notice the toolbar?

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