"Most" American-built Compact Tractor....

[MossRoad]

Oh, sure, use reason and logic to give us new prospective on our curmudgeonly ways!

Always one of them in the crowd... :laughing:

 

[nards444]

I don't think that people come here looking for a definitive answer. I expect they are looking to compare opinions & maybe come away knowing more than when they started. TBN does that pretty well even if there is a bit of noise in the process.
rScotty

You are right. People also come here for entertainment or to pass time. But a lot of these threads are also questions that really cant be answered in full or ultimately involve opinion. Everybody on here post like they know more then they really do as well, which is fine it is all in good fun. The which tractor is better stuff is what it is, if you are comparing apples to apples to apples to apples applications not sure theres a large difference, by that if I were to buy a Kuboat, JD or LS all the same like models, doubtful my experience with just machine not factoring in dealers etc would be much different.

 

[Imold]

I don't think that people come here looking for a definitive answer. I expect they are looking to compare opinions & maybe come away knowing more than when they started. TBN does that pretty well even if there is a bit of noise in the process.
rScotty

This is a pretty good job of hitting the nail on the head, that’s why I join forums like this.

 

[Threepoint]

I will add that not only does Everything Attachments build 100% of their products in the USA but they also use made in USA components including the raw steel.

SawHaul also builds 100% of their products in the USA. Check them out too at SawHaul.com and you can use promo code: SAVEMYSAW to save 5% on thier products.

Minor point of clarification on Everything Attachments. While all of their private label (EA) attachments and implements are indeed built here in the U.S., EA doesn't claim that 100% of their products, or their components, are made here. For example, the Grizzly hydraulic cylinders on their EA grapples (including on my terrific Wicked Root Grapple) are made in China and distributed by Agrimate. Sourcing components from outside the U.S. takes nothing away from EA's quality, and is smart business. :thumbsup: The marketing on their website on this is carefully worded: "To ensure quality, we have NO CHINA MADE Attachments on our entire website."