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The Limbach Line and International brands

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Mosey

03-11-2002 06:51:39




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Has anyone ever heard of "The Limbach Line" and "International" brands for tractor implements? There is a local dealer that sells used tractors, and new and used implements who has new "The Limbach Line" post hole diggers with 12" augers for $385. It looks similar to the ones at TSC that sell for $460. He also has new 5' bush hogs in both King Kutter (the blue ones, which are hard to find) and "International" (red) brands for $550. It's a different "International" than the one that made Farmall tractors and the trucks. I don't know how they can use the same name, but I guess they can. They also have "International" boom poles that look a lot like the King Kutter ones, and they sell for $60. The King Kutter ones sell for $70 at TSC. The "International" boom poles are rated at 1000lbs lift, and the King Kutter ones are rated at 500lbs.

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Sold a Bunch of 'em

03-13-2002 06:55:50




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 Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to Mosey, 03-11-2002 06:51:39  
I have sold quite a few of the Rotary's that International makes and have never had any trouble with them. The shafts are the same ones alot of companies use on their rotary cutters and other Implements. It could have got shipped with a lighter duty shaft than it should have. They may also have gotten a bad batch of bolts. Tell your dealer and if he doesn't satisfy you call International they are easy to deal with.

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Mosey

03-12-2002 05:56:35




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 Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to Mosey, 03-11-2002 06:51:39  
Thanks for the input. Sounds like Leinbach Line is quality stuff so I should be OK with their post hole digger. I guess I'll go with the King Kutter bush hog. Since the International boom pole doesn't have any moving parts, that might be OK, I'll take a close look at the welds first. Thanks again!



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Mike in Va.

03-12-2002 07:51:54




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 Re: Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to Mosey, 03-12-2002 05:56:35  
Hey Mosey, If you have time enough to wait you may want to hunt down a used Danuser post digger. They are tops in my book. They got a website... I think it's www.danuser... or so. Best of luck to you.



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Mike in Va.

03-11-2002 14:35:31




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 Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to Mosey, 03-11-2002 06:51:39  
Hey Mosey, We own a 6' bushhog International brand mower. We bought it new this past May. I'm disappointed in it. Mowed down 45 acres of grown up hay field with it. Have replaced 3 universal joints. The bolts that hold the deal together aren't too hot either. Have replaced a bunch of them w/stronger ones. Granted, the fields we mowed back had gum tree saplings and loblolly pines. That didn't stop the mower none. I'd have to say that the biggist weakness is the foreign made pto shaft,
and the cennecting bolts. Ours came without grease fittings on the shaft, and thats not right. It should have been a tip off to me...

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David

03-11-2002 08:56:12




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 Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to Mosey, 03-11-2002 06:51:39  
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It's Leinbach Line from Leinbach Machinery Company 5000 Reynolda Rd PO Box 11786 Phone (336) 924-4115 Fax (336) 924-6847 [email protected]
I have a post hole digger, middlebuster, and heavy duty united box blade from Leinbach. Great equipment, well built, and affordable!
Look at the farm equipment section of the web site below for more pics and info on them.

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DAVE M

03-11-2002 09:25:41




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 Re: Re: The Limbach Line and International brands in reply to David, 03-11-2002 08:56:12  
HE FORGOT THE CITY ITS WINSTON SALEM, NC
YOU CAN GET IT ALSO AT LADY AND SON INC
1/2 MILE FROM BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY BRISTOL, TN.



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