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Tractor Supply Co.





h of pawling, NY October 27, 2009

BEWARE: Brochure for power plus extended warranty promises "pick up and delivery", if the repair is not covered by the warranty, you're stuck with the cost of pickup, delivery and diagnosis. Try to get a list of what is covered, good luck. READ ALL THE FINE PRINT.

anneliese of hustonville, KY September 18, 2009

Purchased 6 ducklings and 18 chicks from tractor supply in March and April from "straight runs". "Straight run" is defined as approximately 50/50 females/ males. Now that sex is becoming evident, I find that I have one, possibly two females (hens) all the rest are males. There is fraud going on here: I suspect that the hatchery TS is buying from is adding males from sexed batches to so-called "straight runs". I feel cheated.

Jeannine of Berlin, NH August 18, 2009

On August 8, 2009 I received a check from you for 3.00 to redeem at pet store. On August 9, 2009 I purchased a 5lb. bag of Hills Sd SB Adult dog food & they wouldn't accept this check. This check expires on 9/19/2009. Is there any chance of getting that 3.00.

Jeannine of Berlin, NH August 9, 2009

I received a check for 3.00 from you to redeem at favorite veterinary or pet store & store could not accept it toward a 5lb bag of Hills Sd adult dog food. It expires 0-19-09. Price was 10.99. I paid the full price.

Johnny of Lindale, TX August 7, 2009

We have bought 3 belts for our riding lawn mower. The first one, we took the old belt and the young man said that the belt measured 83 inches. When we got home the belt was to short. We then went back to the store and exchanged it for a 85 inch belt , once again we put the belt on but the belt was to short, it kept the belt going consistently. It also tore the belt up. What is next? Is there a 85 1/2 inch?

dee of Waller, TX July 17, 2009

I called Tractor Supply in Tomball and asked if they had blades for a Cub Cadet Lawn Tractor. I gave serial and model number. The person I spoke to said his name was Mike, but after my husband went into the store today the "Mike" that was there said he never talked to me. (I called today, and the voice was not the same.) Anyway, the first Mike (or Charles..who was one of two people at the store yesterday) said they had the blades and would put them on the front counter for us to pick up.

So....the blades were not there, and the real Mike said they didn't have them. My husband, who is elderly, drove almost 30 miles to a store only to find out that I had been lied to and had even given me another employee's name. Someone like that needs to be fired. You don't expect an employee to lie to you. I'll think twice about buying anything from Tractor Supply in Tomball.

michael of sciota, PA May 17, 2009

HUSKEE 35 TON LOG SPLITTER, bought at Tractor Supply. States, 35 ton splitting force, thats 70,000 lbs of force at the tip of the splitting edge. In serviving my splitter I began to thing about its construction, it has 16 gpm Haldex two stage pump run by a 12 hp engine. I called Haldex and was told that no matter what hp. engine was coupled to the pump, it would only produce a maximum of 3000 psi. Now that pressure acting on a 5 in cylinder (crossectional area of 19.634 sq. in.) = 58903 lbs of force or 29.5 tons force. The fact that this force acts on a knife edge is irevelant, any 1st year engineering student can tell you all of this.

I called Tractor supply and was told I was an idiot!!!

mindy of Wadesboro, NC May 7, 2009

I bought some Retreiver Bits and Bones dog food. After eating it, my dog became ill and started vomiting. I checked and it had been recalled last year but was supposed to be fine now. I think something is still wrong with it. My dog stopped eating, hardly moved around and was barely drinking water. He is better since I changed the dog food.

Grace of Burlington, MI April 22, 2009

I am totally confused about all the experiences people are having with their dogs and/or cats... I have 4 dalmatians, one is a puppy and is on Pedigree puppy food. My older 3 have been on Nutro for over 2 years as I changed their food upon the last BIG recall of dog food. I have not had any problems with my dogs thus far.

Kyle of Fairfield, OH November 3, 2008

Kyle of Fairfield OH (11/03/08)
I bought a pair of steel toe Georgia work boots about two months ago. The inner liner is coming apart and the die from the leather stains your socks. I went back to tractor supply were I bought them they told me sorry theirs nothing we can do.This is a workmanship issue no doubt. I was sad to see on the tag the boots were made in China. I payed over 100.00 dollars for these boots, they are my first pair of Georgia boots and my last.

Very poor quality workmanship.

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