Are the difficulties of the market in the market of tractors, according to Ansemat

The analysis of the Commission of tractors of Ansemat (National Association of agricultural, forestry machinery and green spaces), returns to be enlightening. The wisdom of its members is the closure of the annual market around 10,500-11,000 units, a decrease of 33% on the market of 2008 and 10% compared to 2009. The lack of funding remains a burden for the investor, what should be added the impact of factors, now known as the rise in VAT. Brands have tried to assume these costs, looking for the stability of the market, offering its financial services and adjusting their policy of prices without success.

The increase of prices in as significant as the cereal production, not thinking that it can grow the investment in agricultural machinery. Least at the moment, with the increase in prices in other inputs. Types, the small tractor, 'of hobby', and the Middle series have suffered the brunt of the economic downturn with higher falls, on average, 20 per cent. Professional tractor (more powerful with more features), is being pressured by the fall in the level of credit and price and volume of production. Purchase decisions, therefore, takes well to value the price either benefits.

There is, moreover, the importance of the second hand market, especially for vehicles that do not meet the most basic standards of safety and manufacture. This may entail serious harm (in terms of quality and security) and a danger for users, despite the cost savings. While taking into account the market situation, it is difficult to venture prospects beyond 2010, if there is a widespread view that there will be changes in the type of respondent tractor, for teams with more power and technification.