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[Ashland268]

Travis, I ordered a grapple in mid November. My confirmation notes appx 5 months lead time (mid April). Based on what you know now, do you think that is still accurate?

Will production from your new factory start in time to affect spring delivery lead times positively?

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Travis, I ordered a grapple in mid November. My confirmation notes appx 5 months lead time (mid April). Based on what you know now, do you think that is still accurate?

Will production from your new factory start in time to affect spring delivery lead times positively?

Hey man, some have been taking more like 6ish months due to some material sourcing hurdles. Hopefully, she'll not be held up much!

I can't see the new factory helping lead times by then, but definitely can't wait till it does!!!
Travis

 

[EverythingAttachments]

How bout a stroll through the EA Factory with me?
I made this before I left last Friday.
Travis

 

[JohnnyMX]

EA - I have a suggestion for your webpage. I do reporting/database/GUI work all day, so this may annoy me more than most. When your customers log in and want to review their orders, the default is set to show "Orders Placed in the Last 1 Month." This leads a majority of people to a blank screen and forces them to select an older timeframe and click the "Go" button. Given that the leads times are getting into that 4-6 month range, and I presume the average users may purchase 1-3 implements a year, can you just set the default search to "Show all orders in the last year" (sorted by order date descending) so we don't start off with a blank screen? The current defaults force the user to acknowledge the long wait time, while they are waiting. If they pick Show 3 Months, click go and nothing and then click Show 6 Months, and go etc. Just a thought.

... of course, this is all to see when my driveway thaws and turns into a giant 1/2 mile pot-hole-filled nightmare that I might get my EA LandPlane to fix it (Ordered Dec 2nd)

 

[EverythingAttachments]

EA - I have a suggestion for your webpage. I do reporting/database/GUI work all day, so this may annoy me more than most. When your customers log in and want to review their orders, the default is set to show "Orders Placed in the Last 1 Month." This leads a majority of people to a blank screen and forces them to select an older timeframe and click the "Go" button. Given that the leads times are getting into that 4-6 month range, and I presume the average users may purchase 1-3 implements a year, can you just set the default search to "Show all orders in the last year" (sorted by order date descending) so we don't start off with a blank screen? The current defaults force the user to acknowledge the long wait time, while they are waiting. If they pick Show 3 Months, click go and nothing and then click Show 6 Months, and go etc. Just a thought.

... of course, this is all to see when my driveway thaws and turns into a giant 1/2 mile pot-hole-filled nightmare that I might get my EA LandPlane to fix it (Ordered Dec 2nd)

Thanks for the feedback, man. I'll definitely pass it along!

Yeah, I can't wait for spring!!!
Travis

 

[mwemaxxowner]

Just got myself in line!

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Just got myself in line!

Thaaaat's what we like to hear!
Travis

Oh, btw...

 

[mwemaxxowner]

Yeah yeah I know.

Don't think I'm officially even there yet (I'm waiting on an invoice to my PayPal account).

 

[EverythingAttachments]

Yeah yeah I know.

Don't think I'm officially even there yet (I'm waiting on an invoice to my PayPal account).

View attachment 735647

Jerry sent a funds request to your PayPal. Do you want an invoice, so it can be used with PayPal credit?
Travis

 

[mwemaxxowner]

Pm sent!

 

[Milo]

Placed my order last November for a 72" bucket and 2,000# pallet forks. I picked up the forks last week at the terminal in nearby PA and the bucket is there now just in time for moving stone and top soil.
A note of interest is that sales tax is collected by EA based on the rate where the terminal you pick it up is. So if you have terminals roughly equal distance from you with different sales tax (city sales tax, across State line, etc) it may influence which one you choose.

 

[cedarparker]

Love the EverythingAttachments site, have benefitted from the free (and well made!) videos... would already be a customer if only the "Large Free-Shipping Area" was a little larger!

 

[Xfaxman]

would already be a customer if only the "Large Free-Shipping Area" was a little larger!

Why would that stop you from getting the best?
Have you checked on what shipping would cost?

 

[cedarparker]

Why would that stop you from getting the best?
Have you checked on what shipping would cost?

Why, you a$k. It hasn't $topped me as much as given me pau$e, while I check out other alternative$. Including local, used stuff.

And yes I have checked on the cost of big bulky heavy stuff shipped to me from EA in NC.

There's also this (from the EA website) regarding that free shipping...

Free Shipping is to a Commercial Business, staffed during business hours... Unfortunately, a Farm is not considered a business to a freight carrier. There is a residential charge for them to go to a farm...​

Mind you, I'm not in the least meaning to disparage EA... I believe them to be a first-class operation and the day may come when I am one of their satisfied customers!

... but that day'll come *sooner* if they expand free shipping one state further over.

 

[Skagit]

Why, you a$k. It hasn't $topped me as much as given me pau$e, while I check out other alternative$. Including local, used stuff.

And yes I have checked on the cost of big bulky heavy stuff shipped to me from EA in NC.

There's also this (from the EA website) regarding that free shipping...

Free Shipping is to a Commercial Business, staffed during business hours... Unfortunately, a Farm is not considered a business to a freight carrier. There is a residential charge for them to go to a farm...​

Mind you, I'm not in the least meaning to disparage EA... I believe them to be a first-class operation and the day may come when I am one of their satisfied customers!

... but that day'll come *sooner* if they expand free shipping one state further over.

I'm literally as far away as you can get from them and the shipping charge was only $250 or so last time I bought something.

 

[cedarparker]

I'm literally as far away as you can get from them and the shipping charge was only $250 or so last time I bought something.

That's useful info. I seem to recall much more $$$ for shipping for whatever it was I was looking at (a land leveler or something). I'll look into it again. Thanks!

 

[K5lwq]

That's useful info. I seem to recall much more $$$ for shipping for whatever it was I was looking at (a land leveler or something). I'll look into it again. Thanks!

If you reach out them you may be surprised at how inexpensive shipping is. They have good relationships with the carriers they use and get decent deals. They ship a lot of stuff and know the game.

 

[LouNY]

I was just recently talking with them on some tractor weights and even though the farm wasn't considered commerical as long as we had forks avilible it was only going to be around $110 for the farm delivery.

 

[Fuddy1952]

Maybe if you're, say, within 100 miles from their free shipping range you could have it shipped to a business and go pick it up.

 

[Bearsixty7]

That's useful info. I seem to recall much more $$$ for shipping for whatever it was I was looking at (a land leveler or something). I'll look into it again. Thanks!

Last year I bought a 60" grapple and it was sent here in May
FEDEX FREIGHT
301 CLAY RD
SUNNYVALE, TX 75182

I don't know what the price is now but last year it was basically free with the 3rd function order,

SHIPPING	OUTSIDE1000	1	$50.00	$50.00
DSC-10	Save on 3rd Function [TRA-3RD-FUNCL]	1	-$50.00	-$50.00