Ss55, if that was the case it would be a understandable. It may very well play a portion though. The gentleman that started the business passed from cancer a few years back, so although he got to enjoy what he did everyday with this business, he never truly got to retire.
I don't want anyone to misunderstand me. I'm not against ordering things online, but for those of us that are still learning about these tractors and equipment, sometimes a "hands on" approach from a knowledgeable counter person helps. I've gotten some fantastic advice thru the last couple of years from the Guru's on this site, but sometimes I have to see it work to fully understand. Something as simple as changing a starter drive in my 8n could have been an issue if he didn't break it apart and show me exactly what was what on the counter.
The other nice thing was that when I left the yard, I knew I absolutely had the correct part in hand and didn't have to worry about getting it in a day or 2, find out its wrong, then send it back and wait for the correct one to arrive.
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