Big tool rack - no returns in 7 years claim

[johnsayen]

I am looking at the big tool rack and their promo material claims they've had no returns in 7 years. I figured there had to be at least one ornery person not happy with their big tool rack so I looked into their return policy.

"Returns will only be accepted within 14 days of the receipt of your product. The product must be returned unopened in the original packaging. We do not accept returns of used products."

I think I found the reason they've had no returns in 7 years. I am not trying to say the product is bad, it looks really nice and I'm strongly considering buying one. I found the return policy pretty funny though.

All that said, are you happy with yours?

 

[JCoastie]

yeah, seems like they have an unreturnable return policy

 

[sea2summit]

I don’t understand those things. Maybe if you never do anything with your tractor but aside from a chainsaw or a chain I’m probably making the tractor earn its keep if I’m running it I don’t park it next to me while I do yard work.

 

[nh15201]

I don’t understand those things. Maybe if you never do anything with your tractor but aside from a chainsaw or a chain I’m probably making the tractor earn its keep if I’m running it I don’t park it next to me while I do yard work.

I looked at them online - just for a few minutes though. There was no way that I was going to use one without bending or breaking one or more of the legs off lol. I made my own carry all with a cheap TSC 3 PT frame. I use it all the time when cutting and hauling firewood.

 

[notaz3]

Seems expensive for the gauge of steel they use. I could too see the legs folding with use.

 

[Diggin It]

This guy used to come here quite a bit. Always struck me as the typical used car salesman type. Got easily offended if anyone pointed out weaknesses or design issues.

I got a 3 point carryall and a big rolling Kobalt plastic tool box, then bent up a small cage from a livestock feedlot panel. Added some PVC pipe for long handle tools.

 

[johnsayen]

I looked at them online - just for a few minutes though. There was no way that I was going to use one without bending or breaking one or more of the legs off lol. I made my own carry all with a cheap TSC 3 PT frame. I use it all the time when cutting and hauling firewood.

This is my favorite one I’ve seen yet! Do you also use a quick hitch?

 

[EddieWalker]

I admire everybody that can come up with an idea and create a market for it. I just don't get why anybody would buy it. Seems to me that if you are using it, then you are not really doing anything with your tractor. If I need a hand tool, I just carry it to where I need it and leave my tractor sitting there. Why would anybody need an entire "rack" to carry around all of your yard tools on a tractor? And if you have a tractor without a loader, why do you have the tractor in the first place? Mine has a bush hog on it and I'm not taking that off in order to carry a couple of shovels around.

 

[Tinhack]

Yikes! I just looked at the price of those things.

 

[Grouse09]

Here is my Big Tool Rack. I did the ole TSC 3-point frame and rigged it myself. I leave it on most of the time with blow downs, and rock removal in full swing this season.

I only brush hog twice a year. I only landscape rake once per year. I only rototill once per year. So, even with the loader, this carries way more debris than the loader bucket, and I always know where my tools are.

Great attachment at a great price.