Very Unhappy

[MarkV]

Have heard there has been many problems with the Farm Force line that TSC started carrying. I think some of the stores have dropped the line all together. Now the KK tiller has been a good piece equipment for many of us. Sounds like bad luck on that one. I am glad that KK and TSC are treating you fairly.
MarkV

 

[daBear]

This is a lesson I have certainly learned the hard way. I had a Howse dirt scoop that lasted a day. Get one of the top line attachments and buy it once like someone else said.

 

[eastexan]

This is a lesson I have certainly learned the hard way. I had a Howse dirt scoop that lasted a day. Get one of the top line attachments and buy it once like someone else said.

Too bad you had a problem with your Howse dirt scoop. Mine has served me very well, and I use it hard with my Ford 3000. The only thing I dislike about mine is that it wont work with my QH. But then, all dirt scoops may be that way.

 

[santacruzer]

Buy once...cry once.

Yeah, it's hard to put out the big bucks for the better quality stuff, and true, sometimes the cheap stuff works out... but not as often as we would like.

When I buy something that is quality, in a short time I can't remember the price. But after buying a piece crap I can remember the price forever!

Paul

 

[bill in ny]

quality is remembered long after price is forgotten!!

 

[EddieWalker]

Buy once...cry once.

Yeah, it's hard to put out the big bucks for the better quality stuff, and true, sometimes the cheap stuff works out... but not as often as we would like.

When I buy something that is quality, in a short time I can't remember the price. But after buying a piece crap I can remember the price forever!

Paul

Very well said!!!

Eddie

 

[Charlesaf3]

I own a farm force rake. Not quite unusable junk, but junk. Bought a woods rake

 

[KevinMcD]

I just bought a Farm Force chipper from TSC, which I believe is just a Jimna chipper with painted yellow. Very dissapointed. Came in with metal damage, missing nuts and bolts, bolt holes that dont line up and directions that dont tell you a thing. I finally get it set up, chip about ten 2" branches and the thing breaks on me. The steel on the anvil actually cracked. I knew I was buying cheap, but I thought the quality would be a little better then that. Now I understand why american made chippers are more exspensive. You don't always get what you pay for, but you always pay for what you get!
Kevin