I will always think of this when I look at tractors. This is NOT about the tractor seat (because I have not seen it yet) but is about how miserable getting the seat delivered by USPS is. One alleged delivery attempt was made by USPS and they refused to deliver the package because they said dogs were out (on our farm). They are not our Black lab puppies - someone dumped them at our farm. I don't know if this is true - based on another review I read, no delivery attempt was even made in their case. We and our dogs were in the kitchen about 60 feet from the driveway when the alleged delivery attempt was made at just after 6:00 in the evening. Since when does USPS deliver at that hour? Not one of our dogs barked, which always happens when someone shows up. The Marshfield, MO USPS postmaster refused to re-deliver the package. I received two re-delivery USPS confirmations and the Marshfield, MO postmaster refused them both. USPS customer service says that the problem is that the 35 pound (or so) tractor seat is too heavy to re-deliver. I have a confirmation stating that the USPS was going to re-deliver today - but when I called the Marshfield, MO USPS office that told me that they would NOT re-deliver as required by USPS rules. Our USPS corporation is in shambles. Buying a tractor seat from Amazon is one thing, getting it delivered is something else. I have decided to avoid USPS when ever possible. Amazon should do the same thing. And if you have a choice of shippers, I suggest that you select something besides USPS - if you actually want to receive your package. Postage stamps were 3 cents in the 1950's and now they are 78 cents - and the mails is almost always delayed. FedEx and UPS are way better. One post here suggests firing the Marshfield, MO USPS postmaster - Can you imagine that? Anthony read more

I wish I could give them a o stars. They sent me to the library to print off my phone. The lady at the library said they wish people would stop sending people to print off their phones they can't. Do that. read more

Not only does the Marshfield Post Office refuse to deliver in neighborhoods, now they flat lie when they tell you that they attempted a delivery and they actually didn't just because they refused to drive down a dirt road that had been established here for over 50 years! It must be nice to get paid for not doing your job!... Postmaster needs to be fired and we need somebody that will actually do their job. read more

Well, again, I ordered a package pickup was given a confirmation # by the USPS but my packages were not picked up. I offer next day shipping to my buyers and have told the Marshfield, Mo. USPS postmaster my packages need to be picked up when pick up day is confirmed. His attitude "He could care less" read more

So where to start? Well ill start by saying we go to this post office 6 days a week . They all know us by voice on the phone and by face. We have spent 42,000 in shipping through this post office this year . Last year 6'000 $ of product was damaged and or broken by this office. One worker ( we will call him passive John) hates his job and the fact that he has to do it. He in person threw packages , full tubs of packages 6/8 feet . We've watched him slam tubs full of packages on the floor that are clearly marked fragile. Now if that's not bad enough . This week he has decided to take it apon himself to add c.o.d charges to all of our packages . Now were commerical and this gets charged back to us automatically, and they charged our customers , and then he shipped them exactly as i had them labeled and had already paid for . So to recap ( passive john) added 2x the cost to the packages and then shipped them the exact same way i had them labeled and paid for . Now like i said we see these people 6 days a week . He did it on Monday/tue and tried to claim he had no chance to tell us there was a problem ( which there was not per h.q ) . So watch it people passive john will steel money from you . Which is a punishabl crime ;) so join me in the #firejohn@usps on f.b ..lets make sure passive john dont get away with theft . read more