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Old 12-31-2017, 08:01 PM
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cool looking setup. I would love to have a snowblower, but since we get about one snow a year, my plow is good enough.
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Looks good user j. I remember you saying that you purchased that one from Tennessee and had it shipped. Care to share about the shipping $$? Only reason I ask is because I just used Fastenal for a bigger item from Illinois to Florida and it was $119 on a pallet. I would imagine yours was considerably more but apparently worth it as you ended up with that awesome 169. If you don’t want to share I understand but was just curious to see if the Fastenal gig is the way to go for bigger stuff. I’ve used R and L before with an LTL and it was right to my door from Texas and wasn’t bad either.
I have learned that Fastenal is the way to go. The snowblower came from WV to Niagara falls and I think it was $160. The seller put it on a pallet for me and could t be happier with the whole transaction.

To answer your question about the tractor I had to use a private company. The seller was quite older and to obtain this tractor took alot of my patience lol. Consequently he was unwilling to invest the time to put it on a pallet for me hence shipping company. It was around $500 door to door. Came in an enclosed trailer - I was very very pleased.

I am sure some people think that is nuts but I have always wanted a 169 and I do what i want with my hard earned money!
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Looks great! Thanks for sharing.
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I have learned that Fastenal is the way to go. The snowblower came from WV to Niagara falls and I think it was $160. The seller put it on a pallet for me and could t be happier with the whole transaction.

To answer your question about the tractor I had to use a private company. The seller was quite older and to obtain this tractor took alot of my patience lol. Consequently he was unwilling to invest the time to put it on a pallet for me hence shipping company. It was around $500 door to door. Came in an enclosed trailer - I was very very pleased.

I am sure some people think that is nuts but I have always wanted a 169 and I do what i want with my hard earned money!
Looks like it was worth every penny! Thanks for the pics
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Thank you! It's been a fun project. I will admit that I owe alot it to JMech for dealing with my 10001 questions and lending his expertise!
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