daugen
Epic Contributor
now Billie, look out for those bums from NC...
that is mighty fine looking salmon, bet it tasted wonderful.
I just realized I am 280 miles directly due East of Everything Attachments. Might have to drive across the state to pick up a rear scraper blade. I've looked at the local TSC and AgriSupply blades but for only a couple hundred more ETA makes what looks like a heavier duty unit. Am going to ask what my savings would be to come pick it up, though I know I'll have to pay sales tax then. The first thing I ordered from them when I just joined TBN was a disaster, a subsoiler that was amazingly scraped up when I got it.
That launched a big harangue about the state of implement finish, and Ted was very gracious and agreed with me. Well he agreed that an internet buyer had a much higher expectation of fit and finish than a local farmer.
So I figure if I drive over and get it, the paint job ought to look truly factory fresh, since they make the thing there. North Carolina made. I wonder if any of the steel is Chinese....I know he touts the cutting edge is US made. But why mention just the cutting edge if the whole thing is made from US materials? Hmmm, the plot thickens. Won't find out until tomorrow; for sure they are closed today.
that is mighty fine looking salmon, bet it tasted wonderful.
I just realized I am 280 miles directly due East of Everything Attachments. Might have to drive across the state to pick up a rear scraper blade. I've looked at the local TSC and AgriSupply blades but for only a couple hundred more ETA makes what looks like a heavier duty unit. Am going to ask what my savings would be to come pick it up, though I know I'll have to pay sales tax then. The first thing I ordered from them when I just joined TBN was a disaster, a subsoiler that was amazingly scraped up when I got it.
That launched a big harangue about the state of implement finish, and Ted was very gracious and agreed with me. Well he agreed that an internet buyer had a much higher expectation of fit and finish than a local farmer.
So I figure if I drive over and get it, the paint job ought to look truly factory fresh, since they make the thing there. North Carolina made. I wonder if any of the steel is Chinese....I know he touts the cutting edge is US made. But why mention just the cutting edge if the whole thing is made from US materials? Hmmm, the plot thickens. Won't find out until tomorrow; for sure they are closed today.