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Re: Deere parts - shipping handling
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Posted by cannonball on February 04, 2005 at 05:34:31 from (209.34.43.158):
In Reply to: Deere parts - shipping handling posted by msb on February 02, 2005 at 18:49:06:
don't feel bad the deere dealers here charge you for shipping and 10% above internet price...last year i went to deere parts site, they had a question would you like to order parts from them and get them sent to your house..boy did i respond yep sure would, don't know what happened..but it is not always mother deere dealers take advantage of you too....try ford ordered a seal about 1 inch round..took 3 days to get it, cost 13 dollars and 11 dollars shipping..lol i'll stick to deere....have nice day may god bless
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