KK brand suppliers drying up???

[Ductape]

Tater and KK are competitors. Tarter just got into the implement business a few years ago, after being Tarter Gate for many years. And they jumped into it HEAVY, buiding huge manufacturing facitilies producing big volume right away. You can see most of their stuff is copied off the long time makers, so it's difficult to differentiate brands unless you look at tags.

Thanks...... it was a TSC employee that told me Tarter owned KK, so I guess I shoulda figured. :ashamed:

 

[McGeesEquip]

I had my driver go to KK this week and pick up a truck load of equipment with the gamble that KK will have all my order ready for pickup. The gamble was that they where out of some of the tillers and was expecting to have more ready by afternoon time.

Well after getting there and waiting to see if the tillers would be ready that day for shipping the bad news came in that they would not be able to fill my whole order of tillers. while in the process of my truck getting loaded, some 6Ft. tilllers seem to have found away to get on my load:confused3:

The manuals seem to have the name CountyLine on them. I wounder how that happen:mur:

When your selling the #1 3 point tiller sold in the USA it's hard to keep up with demand.

 

[Ford850]

I had my driver go to KK this week and pick up a truck load of equipment with the gamble that KK will have all my order ready for pickup. The gamble was that they where out of some of the tillers and was expecting to have more ready by afternoon time.

Well after getting there and waiting to see if the tillers would be ready that day for shipping the bad news came in that they would not be able to fill my whole order of tillers. while in the process of my truck getting loaded, some 6Ft. tilllers seem to have found away to get on my load:confused3:

The manuals seem to have the name CountyLine on them. I wounder how that happen:mur:

When your selling the #1 3 point tiller sold in the USA it's hard to keep up with demand.

I'm waiting on a 7' tiller. I hope you didn't get my 7 footer! Haha, but that's ok, I knew when I ordered from a smaller dealer that he wouldn't get top priority. There's still too much snow on the ground here for me to get concerned.

 

[spruce Deere]

I had my driver go to KK this week and pick up a truck load of equipment with the gamble that KK will have all my order ready for pickup. The gamble was that they where out of some of the tillers and was expecting to have more ready by afternoon time.

Well after getting there and waiting to see if the tillers would be ready that day for shipping the bad news came in that they would not be able to fill my whole order of tillers. while in the process of my truck getting loaded, some 6Ft. tilllers seem to have found away to get on my load:confused3:

The manuals seem to have the name CountyLine on them. I wounder how that happen:mur:

When your selling the #1 3 point tiller sold in the USA it's hard to keep up with demand.

HHMMM...... So its not just the store I called that is having supply probs. Well, at least you got a few tillers compared to my store

Thanks for all the input everyone..... Has anyone owned/operated a tarter tiller long enough to share a report on them