The thing of it is that TSC and other box stores are selling brands that are about in the middle of the road in quality. So to really compete he would have to sell the same quality at lower prices. Going to be hard to do. So the next option is to sell junky stuff at lower prices. Well most of us know that's going to come back around and bite him in the butt. So the 3rd option is to sell better quality at higher prices. That's going to take advertising and salesman ship. Can he do it? Maybe. Can he make a living at it in your area is the real question. Can he afford to become a dealer for the better equipment? To be a dealer the company is going to require a store front as such with the ability to load and unload trucks. He might be better off trying to become a dealer for some brand of utility tractor like Kubota and sell implements too.
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