DJ54
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- IH Farmall 656 gas/ IH 240 Utility/ 2, Super C Farmalls/ 2, Farmall A's/ Farmall BN/McCormick-Deering OS-6/McCormick-Deering O-4/ '36 Farmall F-12/ 480 Case hoe. '65 Ford 2000 3 cyl., 4 spd. w/3 spd Aux. Trans
This is my go to place for my Carhartts. Bibs & Coveralls: Workmen's Clothing: discount Carhartts & boots It's a 40 mile drive, but worth it to me in savings if I'm buying a half dozen items. Seems when I buy all at one time, they're worn out at the same time. Since I retired, I'm not wearing them everyday, so I've had the same pairs since I retired 14 years ago. I don' HAVE to get out there in it every day now...
I do have to agree with the insulated bibs, especially if you're operating equipment, which I did. If you're setting in a seat, the full coveralls had a tendency to pull down on my shoulders. Many days I got by with insulated bibs, wearing an insulated top, and lined work shirt, and was perfectly comfortable. Afternoon sun can make a big difference. Although I did have full coveralls, when doing ground work. And, for the warmer days, I got a few pair of the unlined bibs, with zippered legs. Pretty sweet not to have to wrestle your bibs off over your work boots, for that 2 hour ride home, in a warm truck.
They do offer free shipping over $100..!!
I do have to agree with the insulated bibs, especially if you're operating equipment, which I did. If you're setting in a seat, the full coveralls had a tendency to pull down on my shoulders. Many days I got by with insulated bibs, wearing an insulated top, and lined work shirt, and was perfectly comfortable. Afternoon sun can make a big difference. Although I did have full coveralls, when doing ground work. And, for the warmer days, I got a few pair of the unlined bibs, with zippered legs. Pretty sweet not to have to wrestle your bibs off over your work boots, for that 2 hour ride home, in a warm truck.
They do offer free shipping over $100..!!