Re: Further to shipping from Canada

Posted by Jon H on November 30, 2004 at 21:05:10 from (69.26.18.49):

In Reply to: Further to shipping from Canada posted by Mike (WA) on November 30, 2004 at 08:42:53:

10 years ago I bought a used JD 750 grain drill in Canada. I arranged for the Dealer in Canada to deliver the drill to my home town in the US. At the border I talked to both Canadian and US customs. The Canadians had no problem with it when they learned that the Drill was originally imported from the US,there would have been some tax if the machine was Canadian built. I thought all was well untill a few weeks later I got a bill for $40 from JD. It seems US customs demanded a noterized letter stating that JD 750 drill serial#XXXX was built in the US and I was to pay the fee for this. Left me not too happy with US customs. The Canadians are/were very good about letting used farm equipment across the border without hassle.

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