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Spring Finance for John Deere Mowers

10.31am 19th April 2013 - Corporate

 

2500E greens mower
2500E greens mower

John Deere Financial has announced two new spring finance programmes for UK customers, covering the John Deere 2500B triplex greens mower and the 2500E electric hybrid model, as well as the commercial 997 zero-turn mower.

With the first, interest free scheme, golf clubs and other business customers may order a new 2500B or 2500E greens cylinder mower from John Deere dealers at any time from now until 31st May 2013, with no need to start payments until October 2013. The terms are for 0 + 6 quarterly payments at 0% finance.

The second scheme also runs until the end of May 2013, with customers making 4 + 44 monthly payments at 1.8 per cent interest for a new 997 ZTR front rotary mower. With both schemes, finance is limited to 50 per cent of the machine’s retail value.

“In the current economic climate, financing new equipment can help any business to forecast and fix their capital investment costs, while also taking advantage of the latest available technology,” says John Deere Limited’s turf division sales manager Joedy Ibbotson. “These new programmes are designed to help golf clubs, private contractors and local authorities in particular to access the finance they need to purchase new equipment and keep their businesses running efficiently and cost-effectively.”

Other credit profiles are available on request, and the availability of finance is subject to status and to the usual terms and conditions – further details are available at www.JohnDeereFinancial.co.uk or from John Deere dealers nationwide.

John Deere Limited www.JohnDeere.co.uk

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