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12-21-2010, 12:09 AM
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Personally i work at a box store (Lowe's) and i agree with everyone above, they just suck compared to our tractors, Cadets and all! Our display tractors that are parked outside have rust, locked rear ends, solonoid failure, etc etc. I was covering for the garden dept one night and had a gentle old man come in the store looking for a new "lawn mower". I gave the sales pitch like i was supposed to and after awhile, he looked at me after looking over all of our models, and said "So basicly im looking at buying a new one in three years, if it lasts that long, and spending way more than necessary." I looked back and told him a plain yes, and that i personally would never own one that we sell, but also told him of the Cubs, and Deere's I would buy instead and where to find them. He thanked me and took the paper i gave him with the model numbers and locations. My store manager asked me later why i didnt make a sale on our grass cutters. My reply, "I dont believe in false advertisement."
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