Where to buy these in Canada?

[Fastball]

Hi, everybody...a new guy here. I've been lurking here on the site for a while, looking and admiring at what some great and imaginative people have done with their equipment.
I'd like to get the following - pair of medium-duty clamp-on pallet forks with a stabilizer bar, and a carry-all like the kind that King Kutter sells. However, a lot of the places I've seen online will NOT ship to Canada. I found one place in Canada that sells the forks...but not cheaply, compared to TitanAttachments.
Can anybody recommend a carry-all or pallet fork that ships to Canada?

 

[Looking4new]

You might try these guys. They are Canadian
catalogues - Farm Fleet Inc

 

[fried1765]

Hi, everybody...a new guy here. I've been lurking here on the site for a while, looking and admiring at what some great and imaginative people have done with their equipment.
I'd like to get the following - pair of medium-duty clamp-on pallet forks with a stabilizer bar, and a carry-all like the kind that King Kutter sells. However, a lot of the places I've seen online will NOT ship to Canada. I found one place in Canada that sells the forks...but not cheaply, compared to TitanAttachments.
Can anybody recommend a carry-all or pallet fork that ships to Canada?

Got a friend in Seattle?
Better yet ..... Point Roberts, Wa.?

 

[Greenland South]

Why not go to your local farm implement dealer. The people I deal with in Fort St. John can source anything I need. The pricing in my experience is comparible to anything you'll find online in Canada. Shop local when you can.

 

[Big Barn]

Got a friend in Seattle?
Better yet ..... Point Roberts, Wa.?

Or Sumas, Wa.

And don't forget Border Services will ding you GST & PST when you bring it into B.C.

Terry

 

[Fastball]

Got a friend in Seattle?
Better yet ..... Point Roberts, Wa.?

Well, there might be a road trip to Osoyoos / Oroville sometime down the line. I used to live about 20 minutes from the border back in Ontario. Got very used to ordering stuff in the USA and getting it delivered to the border store. Now...it's a bit of a hike.
I'm going to hit up a few local farm stores and tractor dealerships before summer and see if they can source a few things.

 

[IndyIan]

Check kijiji in your area, we have a guy that buys a truck load of implements from the US and sells them for alot less than the dealers will. I found him on kijiji

 

[Looking4new]

Or Sumas, Wa.

And don't forget Border Services will ding you GST & PST when you bring it into B.C.

Terry

On top of GST & PST is the 'duty' and import charges from the customs broker.

 

[Big Barn]

On top of GST & PST is the 'duty' and import charges from the customs broker.

If made in USA, the product SHOULD be duty free. He could also broker the item himself with proper paperwork

 

[Industrial Toys]

If you are going to buy stateside, make sure you get it before the WALL goes up. Once that last brick goes in place, you had better hope for an airlift or other miracle!