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Do vendors typically bring enough inventory for purchase on the spot or just for show?If I'm going anyways, and I can save $ on shipping, it seems like a win win.Yoders! Now I'm hungry!
When I click on the link it don't go anywhere. Probably me but what are the dates of the show?
I was all set to go, but a few things have come up both Friday and Saturday.Would like to be able to meet some FF members next year and hopefully COVID19 will be a distance memory and there will be more vendor participation.
Quote from: VB-Milling on May 20, 2021, 09:17:38 AMI was all set to go, but a few things have come up both Friday and Saturday.Would like to be able to meet some FF members next year and hopefully COVID19 will be a distance memory and there will be more vendor participation.There won't be one next year. The Richmond Expo is every other year.
Just got back from Richmond. As usual, always learn a lot. Some new equipment. Saw a skid steer with forks and a buck saw for about 6 grand.For the forks, not the skid steer too. Oh, the possibilities for that thing.Number of vendors were down, but quality of those there was good. Great opportunity to hear what is really going on in the rest of the country.Maybe 1 in 100 people wore a mask. Was like Covid never existed, but plenty of hand sanitizer available. DR Buck and I got together and had a great time. Even got to visit Texas Roadhouse Fri evening.Learned why Tigercat bought up the biochar business.Pallet people are price makers now rather than price takers as they have been for years.Looks like I will have to go to the Paul Bunyon show as I missed one vendor that has some neat stuff that I somehow missed.
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