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Re: Re: I gotta brag and I got a question.
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Posted by Dan on November 26, 2003 at 16:45:33 from (66.140.105.107):
In Reply to: Re: I gotta brag and I got a question. posted by RC on November 26, 2003 at 06:36:55:
Thanks a lot for all the answers guys. I am probably gonna give them guys in taylor texas a call. I have seen a lot of old farmalls around there driving through so maybe they won't laugh at me like they do here when I asked for parts. You should have seen this nut when I went in there asking for an oil filter. I even gave him the part number. He said they haveent made them things in 30 years. I also gave him all the part numbers for some parts I needed to rebuild a governoor for a freinds c and he said the same thing. I talked to the manager and explained to him that not even two months ago I worked at a real case IH dealer in another state and all these numbers were good then and I wanted an explanation why his counterguys were not looking them up. He simply told me that the only farmalls around here were in the museum and they didn't carry parts for them and won't order any. Well wasn't that nice? Anyway thanks again for all the info. Now I can go and get my tractor all serviced up.
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