Lowes selling tractor attachments!

[Soundguy]

none here at our 2 local stores in florida near where I live..

 

[SSdoxie]

Nothing here in central TN either. Maybe it is a regional or district thing to test the market before going "Whole Hog" in all stores.

 

[carnochanm]

Here in Dover De the Lowes has some attachments. Seen a aerator, box blade, and rake. Tractor supply right across the street.

 

[KYDan]

Our Lowe's does not have any farm equipment. I wonder if the equipment could be Tarter rather than Carter? They manufacture a lot of the TSC equipment. They also sell some equipment with their brand. I know that Everything Attachments has some Tarter equipment. I think it is branded as County Line.

 

[clemsonfor]

Our Lowe's does not have any farm equipment. I wonder if the equipment could be Tarter rather than Carter? They manufacture a lot of the TSC equipment. They also sell some equipment with their brand. I know that Everything Attachments has some Tarter equipment. I think it is branded as County Line.

I was thinking about Tarter my self. But im 99% sure there was a big "C" on them. They were painted Grey with black lettering i beleive.

 

[Opti-Mist]

We have a tractor supply warehouse coming in about 15 minutes down the road from me.

I'd never get a 3pt BH unless it was for a very small tractor and being specifically used in place of hand digging. Otherwise too easy to tear it up, tear up the 3pt, or wreck the tractor.

I would differ with you in that a knowledgeable operator would not tear it up. I have had a 3-pt BH for 15+ years, have done some very major work with it and have not broken anything other than a bucket tooth. If you don't abuse the machine but know how to maximize its productivity there is nothing to fear. But, then, I've been operating these things for 45+ years, though not professionally. I have, though, demonstrated proper techniques for a manufacturer, but then, that was my job at the time.

 

[jinman]

I think I posted in another thread about a year ago or longer that the Lowes in Decatur, TX has implements. It seems to me that they appeared to be about the same price as TSC, but the one's at Lowes were not a known brand and they have no direct parts support like TSC does. I think very few people would buy from Lowes when they can go down or across the road and by from TSC knowing that they can return the implement to the store or get spare parts through them at any TSC store nationwide.

A week ago, I was in Lowes here and noticed that they had move the 3PH implements over to an area beyond the building materials loading dock. Before they were between the two main doors. I think Lowes decided that prime space in front of the store would better serve them for selling lawn furniture, plants, and barbecue grills. I expect to see the 3PH implements on sale before long at fire sale prices. IMHO, it was a losing proposition to begin with. They gave it a fair shake, but it didn't work.

 

[clemsonfor]

My Lowes had them down toward the Lumber/ building supply side, just beside the outside treated wood and fence display. Then they moved them down between the garden plant side and the left side door? I was thinking aobut when the get fire saled looking at them but untill them not even second looked at um.

 

[KYDan]

I was thinking about Tarter my self. But im 99% sure there was a big "C" on them. They were painted Grey with black lettering i beleive.

All of the Tarter equipment that I have is yellow. 3pt. hitch trailer mover, and a field fence unroller/stretcher. What TSC carries is also yellow.

 

[Soundguy]

i think our local tsc sells some tartar stuff.

seems I saw their gates at lowes.. etc.