Yup,RayP can back me up on this one. There was a Case dealer here between his place and mine. They lost the contract about the time of the CaseIH merger,but stayed open for a long time as a short line and irrigation supply dealer. There was a gal in there for 30 years who know everything they had in every little corner of every building. If she didn't have it there,she knew where to get it. I needed an odd bearing and pillow block one time. She went out back in another building and got one for me. She said there were a couple of dozen on them out there. She said she didn't know what to charge me. How's ten bucks? Good enough for me. She said if I ever needed anymore and she wasn't there,tell them she sold me one for ten and said to let me have all I wanted for that. The place finally closed and she went to work at a CaseIH dealership. I don't have reason to go in there very often,but when I do,she hasn't changed one bit. She'll still go out back and dig through things and exhaust every avenue to find something that'll get me going again.
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