Posted by doubleN on November 03, 2012 at 03:11:17 from (70.100.62.139):
In Reply to: TSC stores posted by DeltaRed on November 02, 2012 at 20:20:21:
What "onefarmer" said below.
Manager of our TSC told me that the "T" part of each store depends on location. If the store is located in a rural/agricultural area, it's more likely to be "T" and agriculturally oriented. If it's located near a yuppie-type population, then lesser amounts of "T." Ours, unfortunately, is of the latter type.
For example: I stopped at our local TSC this summer to pick up an oil filter for a John Deere A. A John Deere A is the "Ford, Chevy, Dodge" commonality of tractors. Also, the filter for the A is used on other JD models too. Couldn't find one on the shelf, talked to the manager and she just shrugged her shoulders.
During the summer, work took me up into the Finger Lakes area of NY State and for those of you who have never been there, aside from being a special piece of God's creation, it is also a prime agricultural area. So I stopped in at a NAPA store, told the guy what I wanted, he punched it up on the computer and said, "How many do you want? I've got five on the shelf."
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