Your thoughts about J&M Equipment

[BrunsFarms]

I would like to hear what people think about J&M Manufacturing. With their factory being in Ohio, I think highly of J&M Carts, Hopper Wagons, Header Carts, and Seed Tenders. I've toured their factory before and enjoyed it very much. Any thoughts will be appreciated, even bad ones. We all have our opinions. 

[1480x3]

Have never had any problems with J&M equipment that I did not cause by my negligence

[JaredT]

We have an unverferth cart, same thing as J&M. We were looking at one of their brands or a Kinze because we felt they were built  better. We have been very pleased

[Cool1566]

Unverferth and Brent are same. J&M is its own brand

[bitty]

We have a Brent and a ( somewhat older) Demco grain carts . Just what was available to buy when we were looking. J&M looks good when we saw some at the keystone farm show. We need to re auger and tube the Demco. 

[Mark (EC,IN)]

I've had several wagons (hopper) over the years,  and had no problems.

[from H to 80]

We bought a J & M cart three years ago ,have had zero problems.

[ChrisNY]

J&M builds good equipment. Never heard much bad. Unverferth and Brent are built in same place. J&M has no connection to them. I would say both are equally as good. I am partial to Brent carts but brother in law has 2 big J&Ms and they have had no problems in many years of running them. Just Brent and Unverferth are more common here due to dealer network. 

[IH enthusiast]

Ours have never had a problem they seem to be built good for big hills and washouts.

[Super A_sepa]

Couple guys I help have JM grain carts. Newer and older.  All seem to work well and none have really given any trouble.     We don't push them like they would on the harvest run or anything but they've been good. 

We have an older killbros we don't use much, used it some but doesn't gain us much in our system.   If things changed to where I needed one I'd look for a JM.

[bitty]

25 minutes ago, Super A_sepa said:

Couple guys I help have JM grain carts. Newer and older.  All seem to work well and none have really given any trouble.     We don't push them like they would on the harvest run or anything but they've been good. 

We have an older killbros we don't use much, used it some but doesn't gain us much in our system.   If things changed to where I needed one I'd look for a JM.

You didn't buy that front 3 point at our sale did you? I don't remember where it went 

[SDman]

We've been a J & M dealer ever since I've been here...33 years and going. Seems like they were one of the pioneering grain cart companies in this area going back to the late 1980s/early 1990s. Seems like every CaseIH dealer around here has been a long-time dealer for J & M, too. 

[Super A_sepa]

8 hours ago, bitty said:

You didn't buy that front 3 point at our sale did you? I don't remember where it went 

No I didn't.   It was already on this tractor.   

I've kicked myself several times for not buying yours but I'm not sure what I'd have put it on yet.