A Good Troy-Bilt Tiller
- To: A*@HOME.EASE.LSOFT.COM
- Subject: A Good Troy-Bilt Tiller
- From: U*@aol.com
- Date: Tue, 22 Sep 1998 07:26:22 EDT
In a message dated 9/21/98 11:20:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
beautbug@PROVIDE.NET writes:
<< Swear, you men are all alike!. Last week my husband, (I think he MUST
be a relative of Tim Allen), bought me a 5 hp, Troybuilt Pony! I would
have to be Hercules to run that buckin bronco! >>
I agree that the "Pony" is too large for most home gardens...so the Junior
would work out best. I live near Troy, NY where they are made and love the
Troy-Bilt series...Just think, he could have bought you a 10 HP Horse
Model...Now that is a real machine (Only for one who gardens on a huge
scale...).
You should be able to trade it in for the smaller model if you take it back
right away...I was one of the Managers for the Troy-Bilt Showcase Store in
Albany a couple of years ago, when we tried a retail store in the HUGE
Shopping Mall in the Albany, NY area. It got to be too much of a threat to
local dealers as well as other concerns and new emphasis by the new CEO so
that store went out of business. I still believe that "ONLY THE BEST BUILT -
SAY TROY-BILT" So give him another chance and get the Junior Model...don't
settle for anything less than a Troy-Bilt though...they are the best!!
Dave
UNYHS President
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