I was just at a salvage yard in western Wisconsin on Wednesday and they seem to be doing better every year I deal with them. They recently remodeled the front order/display area. They used to have tractor/combine wrecks in the yard and would usually require work to get your part. Now they have most of their equipment disassembled and on the shelf in buildings. The larger parts like castings and such are outside in the yard grouped by brand. They had a line-up of tractors and combines (some burned) awaiting disassembly. They also handle farm equipment parts. In addition they sell new parts for old and newer tractors, combines, and machinery. They had about six guys working the phones and handling customers. As a final note, since they have computerized their operation and parted out the equipment they also charge a lot more than they used to. Roger
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