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Libertine · 08-09-2004, 08:43 AM

Geowen:

<font color="blue">BCS bought out 2-wheel ractor line from Ferrari, not Goldini. </font>

So I learned.

<font color="blue">Can't say enough good things about BCS and dealer Joel Dufours of Earth Tools in Kentucky. . . . Joel is a straightshooter and a storehouse of knowledge. </font>

Absolutely. He doesn't just sell them, but uses them in his farming operation. With the other implements he imports that can be used on the BCS, you can take fuller advantage of the flexibility and usefullness of the BCS and similar 2 wheel tractors. Many BCS dealers sell them as homeowner/gardening tools. Joel sees (and uses) them as an agricultural piece of equipment perfectly useable on a smaller acreage for commercial production, i.e. size appropriate.

JEH

PS Welcome to TBN. That's a good deal for a "low mileage" snow blower.

08-09-2004, 08:43 AM	#93 (permalink)
Libertine Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: East Central Mo Posts: 421	Re: 2 Wheel Tractors - Buying & Using Geowen: <font color="blue">BCS bought out 2-wheel ractor line from Ferrari, not Goldini. </font> So I learned. <font color="blue">Can't say enough good things about BCS and dealer Joel Dufours of Earth Tools in Kentucky. . . . Joel is a straightshooter and a storehouse of knowledge. </font> Absolutely. He doesn't just sell them, but uses them in his farming operation. With the other implements he imports that can be used on the BCS, you can take fuller advantage of the flexibility and usefullness of the BCS and similar 2 wheel tractors. Many BCS dealers sell them as homeowner/gardening tools. Joel sees (and uses) them as an agricultural piece of equipment perfectly useable on a smaller acreage for commercial production, i.e. size appropriate. JEH PS Welcome to TBN. That's a good deal for a "low mileage" snow blower.