Setup a infield service with the service manager he gave me a week lead time. Week and a half later…read morehe told me he just would not even help me at all . Would have been ok if he would have told me that in the first place but now we are farther out getting our tractor fixed and I had already bought all the parts from him cause he said that was the only way for my repair to be warranty for next time. This service manager is a joke false promises and no shits to give

Home Depot at Seymour needs to get rid of 3rd party shipping! These guys could not find house and…read morecould not understand instructions! Finally, after 45 minutes of dialog, I saw the truck by the driveway and they did not enter because of a little snow. It was plowed and I could drive my car but they would not answer my call and they just left. I called service and a representative at store and he said they would have it delivered next day. They did not and did not even reply with courtesy of any cancellation. Nothing! I also called again to leave complaint and after the call, the message says to stay on line to leave review. I waited and waited for 15 minutes before that agent would hang up so I could leave a review. I finally did. She just would not hang up, that's deceitful. Final summary: I had another problem a month ago and did not post a review as the 3rd party delivered my item to another house down the street. Again these 3rd party delivery folks cannot speak English and do not know how to deliver or deliver to the correct house.

Ordered appliances. Was scheduled for delivery this morning. Driver can't find the house so they…read morecancelled delivery! I tried to give him directions, but..... Strange, we've ordered from them before and had no problem. So called Home Depot, they offered to reschedule the delivery. Why? So we can have the same problem? No thank you! Order is cancelled. I'll go with another company.

That Hailey cashier is aweful. I'm never going back and I love tractor supply! She tells everyone…read moreher life story and takes forever to get people checked out! The last 3 times I've been stuck with her! She is horrible I'm done with tractor supply!!!

https://www.facebook.com/SeymourOktoberfest/…read more https://www.seymouroktoberfest.com/ Seymour, Indiana, just celebrated its 45th annual downtown Oktoberfest (2017) complete with tons of food and craft vendors, fair rides, a Biergarten, music on several stages and much more. As a local, I have attended about 35 years of Seymour Oktoberfest, and truly, it just keeps getting better each year. Parking is not a problem since the event is so large (most of downtown) and there's a shuttle that takes people back / forth from the Seymour High School parking lot to the library (next to the Biergarten). The shuttle is tractor drawn, so that's fun to do anyway. On the 5 separate stages of the event are all sorts of music including a German-style 7-member band (made up mostly of local area teachers), cloggers, bluegrass, local rock bands, etc. I really like how soloists (or duets) will just be randomly placed throughout the event playing music (ie. accordion players, banjo/string bass duets, etc.). The parade starts at 1:30 every year and is huge! 5 area high school marching bands perform along the route, tons of church and non-profit floats, way too many people walking with politicians and candy is given out by many. Grab a seat somewhere away from the corner of Walnut and 2nd St. (by the library / Biergarten) since that can be a little crowded. Regarding what food to eat, ugh, that's tough to say. There's so much good from which to choose. The Sati-babi is always a crowd favorite (hunks of flame-grilled pork on a stick) along with the apple dumpling (which usually sells out). If you go away hungry, you weren't trying hard enough. Finally, the Biergarten. The logistics are pretty good with coming in and leaving, but they could have a little more room at the line to get your beer. I could have just gone at a time when they were doing contests (ie. stein holding, etc.) and that caused a bit of a bottleneck. The choices are pretty good with plenty of the mass-produced watered-down stuff (Bud Light, etc.) but they have a nice selection of German-style and local beers (ie. Spaten, Salt Creek Brewery (Bedford, IN), etc.). Hats off to the organizers and all the volunteers. So much of the event proceeds go to local non-profits. What a fun way to support good causes.