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    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Very friendly and helpful folks in all departments from sales to parts as well as service.

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    Very disappointed in K&R toolshed. I have rented 5-6 times from them over the past few years. The…read moreSaturday before Labor Day weekend 2021 I went in to rent an Aerator from them. It was towards the end of the day and the employee I was speaking with said that I would have to pay the full day rate (about $115) or I would have to have the Aerator back in 50 minutes if I wanted to pay the 3 hour rate because they were closing. I pointed out that I only needed it for about 3 hours. I also pointed out that they could look at my past rental history to verify that this is about how long I had used this piece of equipment on past rentals. I asked to speak to the manager and was told that he was the manager (big guy with a beard and glasses, I didn't catch his name.) The guy again said that I could either pay the full rate or have the Aerator back in 50 minutes (obviously wouldn't work as I live 20 minutes from this place so round trip would give me 10 minutes to use it.) I pointed out that it was too expensive and not worth it to me to pay the 1 day rate when I only needed it for 3 hours (about $56 for the 3 hour rate.) While I was in the lobby speaking with the manager a second employee came into the lobby and started interjecting into the conversation stating that I was talking in circles and that I wasn't going to get "a break" so I should either pay the day rate or leave. I was honestly shocked and was about leave after being spoken to like that and said "Wow I guess I can just go to Home Depot next time. I don't know, maybe my business doesn't matter to you guys?" (I am not a high end customer, not a professional contractor, but I have rented from them on a fairly regular basis.) Honestly the thing that bothered me the most was what I perceived to be very poor businesses sense on the managers part. Flabbergasted, I said "I don't understand, on the one hand you can either let this machine sit in your warehouse over the weekend and generate no revenue (and lose a customer) or you can rent it to me for a fair price (I agreed to pay the 4 hour rate) and be making money with it." I said "I just can't imagine a business owner would choose the first option." The manager then said that that was the direction he had been given by the owner (who he said was his father in law.) I asked him if I could speak to the owner because I just couldn't imagine a successful business owner who would see this situation and make that choice. The manager called his father in law, the owner, and put him on speaker phone. I explained to the owner the above information and to his credit he agreed to rent the Aerator for the 4 hour rate which I felt was fair enough and I agreed. Fast forward to Monday (according to my religious beliefs I try to avoid working on Sunday and didn't aerate the grass on Sunday, we also didn't want the grass to be full of mud plugs for our Labor Day barbecue.) We had a great Labor Day with friends and family and took advantage of our lawn. Then, in the evening I Aerated our lawn in both the front and backyards and then cleaned the Aerator, (made sure it was spotless.) Tuesday morning (They we're not open Sunday or Monday on Labor Day) at 9:23a I promptly returned the Aerator (Time frame to return it was before 930a Tuesday.) When I dropped it off I shook the same managers hand as he helped me unload it from my vehicle. He then said, "We discussed it, me, the other manager from the other location, and the owner (sounds like they are all family) and we are not going to rent to you again." I said, "Ok do you mind explaining why?" He said "Because you threw a baby fit and we don't want to rent to you." I said "Ok that's fine." I am very disappointed at this business and this experience has left me with a bad taste in my mouth. I will say that this is the first time that I have had issues with this place, but after this experience I would not recommend K&R toolshed to others. This is really too bad because I would have preferred to give my business to a locally owned business rather than a big box store. If you choose to come here I hope your experience is better than mine.

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    Tuttle Orchards

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    The staff was extremely helpful trying to figure out what I wanted to order. The sandwich I picked…read moreout was incredible and the apple sauce was one of a kind. I was incredibly shocked how delicious everything was. Chatting with the staff, they mentioned all ingredients were sourced locally. Incredible meal. It was the highlight of my trip to Indiana.

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