John and Kimberly Sparks purchased a Tytan tractor in June 2007.   In 2009 they traded in the Tytan for a new TYM tractor.

____________________________________________________________________________ Before you consider buying anything from Tytan you should consider some facts about the company.   Tytan International Inc. is owned by Tytan Holdings.     Tytan International Inc has defaulted on their line of credit with Cowlitz Bank.     This loan was secured by company assets and guaranteed by the company CEO Mark Leonard.     A judgement has been issued by Cowlitz Superior Court (Case #09-2-02188-1) against Mark Leonard in the amount totalling $802,141.51.  

Tytan Holdings is a public company.    As of 12/12/2011 the stock was traded to a low of .0002.  (approaching zero)  The stock symbol for Tytan Holdings is TYTN.     You can use this information to Google the stock chart for this company.

Financial information about Tytan Holdings can be found through this link.

Sales for Tytan International and Tytan Holdings are reported in a combined report.   The following data was reported.

Quarter 1 2011     Total Sales    $97,586        Net Income    $3,066

Quarter 2 2011      Total Sales    $159,539      Net Income   $4,513

Quarter 3 2011       Total Sales    $104,157     Net Income    ($138,518) 

In the past Tytan CEO Mark Leonard created another company called Rhino.    It also imported chinese tractors.    This company was sold to a larger company with a profit for Mark Leonard.    Within approximated two years of acquiring Rhino the company was dissolved and assets liquidated.    

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If you want to find out what investors are saying about Tytan stock you can do so by going to an online forum hosted by www.investorshub.com.    Remember to use the stock symbol TYTN to locate.   Below a stock investor made a remark that appears to reflect the majority of the stockholder sentiment as of this writing on 12/16/2011.  

 "As much as I hate to admit it, this investment was a huge mistake. As much as I hated reading posts by Suspect, noquit, OTCFisherman, and Atown, I believe there is no more hope for the stock anymore. Undeniably, the CEO does not care about his shareholders. I am only 21 and began trading in 2009, took a position of about 14k to 44k and invested every penny into TYTN only to get boned very, very hard. I've suffered another huge loss in the past, but nothing as large as this. It's going to take some time to recover from this one, but I'm definitely closing my position soon even though it is months too late. Farewell TYTN headed by the lousiest CEO."  J-Money99

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THE PHILOSOPHY OF TYTAN CEO MARK LEONARD

A customer  purchased a Tytan 334 tractor to clear snow and subsequently had a transmission failure after less than 6 hours of use,   The customer was experiencing heavy snowfall when the machine stopped working.    CEO Leonard repeatedly blamed the customer for improper operation.   It was later discovered Tytan imported an entire shipment of tractors with the same transmission problem.  CEO Mark Leonard made   the following comment in an email dated 12/23/2007 when the customer complained Tytan did not follow through on a commitment to come to his location and either fix or replace the tractor.

     "I got a phone message from this guy griping about not being over there. ........... I never promise an exact shipping time and always tell everyone with the same type of answer. I never want to be trapped. I always just say we will do our best."

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Now you can buy Tytan tractors in Australia from:

Weir & Harrod Machinery Pty Limited
11-17 Anne Street
St Marys NSW 2760
Australia
http://www.whmtractors.com.au/

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