FEL Toothbar: "NOT!"

RockyMnt1 · Nov 26, 2003

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Glad that you found the package. Not sure if the delivery scan issuue is systemic or procedural. I have passed your information on to the station manager so that he can address it from that end. Thank you for alerting us to your bad customer experiences. This will give us a chance to addreess the issue. This is certainly NOT the normal manner in which FedEx treats it's customers.

I'll let you know when I hear some resolution...

Junkman · Dec 3, 2003

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Bob........ I know that my missing part kind of hijacked this thread, but was wondering what the final outcome of your lost part is. Did you finally get it???? If so, does it fit??? Are you happy with it????

I would like to publicly thank all the people at FedEx that helped to locate my part and get it to me..... and especially RockyMtn1 .... if it wasn't for his intervention, I doubt that I would have ever received the part..... thanks to all..... Paul the Junkman

BobG_in_VA · Dec 5, 2003

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Good news Boys and Girls! I got a call today that my toothbar is back at the dealers and I can pick it up. Problem is, here in VA there's a snow storm goin' on till Sat Nite. Oh well, maybe next Friday.......More later when I actually pick it up.
BobG in VA Still toothless, but teething,,,,,

ronjhall · Dec 5, 2003

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BobG
Glad to hear your tooth bar is back. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
You shouldn’t need it until next Friday. Snow removal does not usually require one. Hope you’re going to get some seat time. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
Up here North West of Detroit there hasn’t been even one flake of snow yet today. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

dmartin88 · Dec 5, 2003

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8 or so inches on the ground where I'm at in Leesburg, VA and still coming down. Bought a 5' rear blade for my BX22 today to plow my drive. About 150', gravel. Tried a few different ways and found the best way to move the heavy, wet snow was to use the back of the blade moving forward. With the blade angled, only took about 4 passes on the driveway to clear it out completely. Hope we get 5 or six more inches tonight so I can do it again tomorrow /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif.

Junkman · Dec 5, 2003

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Tell us more about the blade...... brand, size, cost, etc... we love to hear about others positive experinaces.....

dmartin88 · Dec 6, 2003

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King Cutter 5' Rear blade from Tractor Supply. Price was $190, no extra surcharge even though there was a lot of snow on the ground but all their blades were going fast. Snow throwers were sold out as well.

Blade is certainly a no frills version, doesn't have any adjustment side to side but worked well for snow.

BobG_in_VA · Dec 6, 2003

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Finally, Got the toothbar today. We didn't get the 2nd day of snow like they predicted so went and picked it up. Really HD. About 150lbs for the thing (78" long). Pinned/replacable teeth. Fits beautifully in the bucket. Will have to wait till next Friday to drill it etc, but looking forward to it. The only thing my buddy (who drove for me) said once we put it on the bucket was "Sweeeettt!" Thanks again Scott from Johnson's Auto. BobG in VA who is full of teeth now.

Junkman · Dec 6, 2003

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I would just let it rest till the spring.... you don't want to be moving snow with the teeth on the bucket.... That is, unless you believe that it doesn't snow in VA!!!!!!!! LOL /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif