Sounds like you collect stoves like I collect skis.
The trouble with stoves is that they're a lot harder to hide.
The trouble with stoves is that they're a lot harder to hide.
bruce56bb said:i disagree with huskys "no internet sales" stance and i don't think that is the problem. IMHO,the saws should cost the dealer, irregardless of size, the same amount.so when baileys buys 50 pallets of saws, the (small?) local dealer who stocks 50 saws, can buy them at the same price. that is the only way to level the field.
Eric Johnson said:The sales tax hit can be significant. Niels and I live in a county with a 9.5 percent sales tax. That's no fun when you buy a car. In a state like New Hampshire that doesn't have sales taxes, "real" stores probably do a lot better--especially with all the Vermonters, Massachussetsers and Mainers heading over there to buy their booze and other necessities.
cozy heat for my feet said:I bought my husky from:
http://www.southwestfastener.com/productsHusqChainsaw.htm
Specifically because they sold on the internet. Looks like they still have a good supply. They beat anything local by over $100. Which allowed me to split the differece and move up to a bigger saw and still save a few bucks.
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Corey
carpniels said:That last post could indeed be the reason behind it. Secondly, in the USA I would never want to sell the most dangerous tool in existence without proper training by my dealers. Too many lawyers out there that will sue the deep pockets!!
Carpniels
PS. I looked into the PE summit (after seing Roo's avatar) and that has got to be the most gorgeous color stove Roo has. What a beauty? How much do those run?
castiron said:When I lived in MA for 5 years MA people use to go over the NH state line and buy booze in NH stores where it was tax free....the MA State Police stationed undercover cops IN THE NH LIQUOR STORE PARKING LOT and they'd record Mass license plates and radio them to patrol cars waiting just across the border in MA..then the poor bastards who went into NH to save a few bucks got pulled over and ticketed when they crossed over back into MA......
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