Gregory T. · Chicago, IL
Quiet file, one page was faint but I still recommend them
Travel to Evansville took 10 days after we requested the baler through the form at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and one page was faint but I still recommend them.
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Powers Sales Farm Equipment is listed under Other Vehicles & Trailers in Browntown, Wisconsin. The business has been operating since 2013.
Powers Sales Farm Equipment (powerssalesfarmequipment.com) has 1,556 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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Gregory T. · Chicago, IL
Travel to Evansville took 10 days after we requested the baler through the form at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and one page was faint but I still recommend them.
Deborah D. · Las Vegas, NV
Transport to Little Rock took 7 days after I followed the baler without a phone call at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and communication was easy.
Jennifer T. · Detroit, MI
Powers Sales Farm Equipment shipped the mini excavator after I paid for it on the website, and unloaded in Green Bay after 9 days, and it was ready to use.
Scott M. · Charlotte, NC
Once I opened the baler with the quote, Powers Sales Farm Equipment shipped it, and transit to Fresno was 10 days, and the photos told the truth.
Brian H. · Las Vegas, NV
I went with the skid steer after the quote at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and I counted 10 days until it reached Davenport, and a corner brace was scuffed but I still recommend them.
Deborah F. · Richmond, VA
Road time to Flint was 8 days, then I relied on the bulldozer after one reply at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and I recommend them.
Thomas T. · Nashville, TN
At Powers Sales Farm Equipment, I sourced the baler on a weeknight, and freight to Macon took 10 days, and everything lined up.
David N. · Boise, ID
7 days later it was in Knoxville after I went with the mini excavator during a break at Powers Sales Farm Equipment, and the message made sense.