Actually, we're seeing larger growth in leasing in the last seven years than we did before that. I would say approximately 40% to 45% of our new equipment deals are leased units; prior to that seven years, it would have been in the 10% range.
I think it has to do with some of the younger farmers coming in. It matches their cashflow needs. They lease a piece of equipment for the warranty period, or a shorter period of time, so that they can have a new piece of equipment and less down time.
I think one of the other reasons is the deductibility of the lease; this change in the CCA rates may change that a little bit, to reflect the cost of operation of the piece of equipment.