Posted by kccca on February 20, 2018 at 18:19:02 from (96.31.54.16):
KCCCA ....... if you are familiar with Google, why not use it? Or maybe you prefer someone else to do the leg work and do it for you? Unless I'm reading your post and reply wrong, it seems a reasonable reply that many are giving you.
The above is a response I got from 'Crazy Horse' earlier this week when I asked if anyone knew if there was a Pax bulk feed bin dealer in their area, or if they were even still in business. I moved this to the front again to make a point. I have always, up until now, always gotten a wealth of information from this site, no matter what the subject, nor how stupid the question seemed to some people. I, in turn, have been able to share some of the ideas and knowledge I had about some of the topics that were being discussed and enjoyed doing so. Crazy Horse, where in the world you got the notion I was wanting someone to just tell me something without going the Google route, I'll never know. You missed the point, and, you weren't even one of the two or three that said to use google instead of whatever, wasting your valuable time, I suppose. You will not be bothered with doing 'leg work' for me any more as I will not be using this site any longer. Thanks to all who gave some info I was looking for as I did find a dealer that has NOS and he is only 25 miles from me.
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