Posted by dave2 on December 14, 2011 at 07:13:16 from (79.240.162.196):
Just called and my tires are there, getting off work in the morning and hopping on the tractor... Asked if they could load them right away and he said they are out of the salt and won't get any before February/March....
Need 80 gallons of something... The salt costs half what wiper fluid would cost if I could get our gas station/parts store to even order me 80 gallon and who knows how long it would take..... Antifreeze costs 4 or 5 times what the wiper fluid would (same availabliity issue)... If I had to buy from the Germans, prices would be about 4 times as much....
So the ????
Anyone ever load the salt themselves??? They won't let me bring something for them to load, but I may be able to find it on ebay and the neighbor kid load them if it's possiblwe without a bunch of special stuff.....
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