Rather than go to Udon,i wondered if there are any places that sell in Nong Khai.

Doesn't look like it, buy a cow

businessman wrote:Rather than go to Udon,i wondered if there are any places that sell in Nong Khai.

Yep, there are a few on Prajak Road, a little west of the bus station. I bought my first one from a place on the south side of the road. The was a push model for around 3000 baht. It worked ok but noone could sharpen it. So I bought a petrol version with a Brigss and Straton 4 stroke engine. But the frame was badly assembled and bits are always falling off etc. I manage to keep it going though.
I have seen a few Honda powered versions for around 9000 from memory. I bought the B and S for around 7000 I think. If the Honda has a better frame I would pay the extra and save hassles.
I noticed a few electric models also but they looked so flimsy I couldnt take them seriously.
Hope this helps.

Long time to wait for answer, I guess he brought a cow , or the grass is bloddy long

Kally

Long time to wait for answer, I guess he brought a cow , or the grass is bloody long

Kally

Hey Marcus, I could have sworn they had them a few doors along from the Danish Baker, it was a while back though....good luck in your hunt

Posted: July 16, 2005, 12:32 pm

hmmmm maybe he got this model in lotus in nong khai and ended up in somwhere in laos

Must admit I only checked the date of the post before me

farang wrote:hmmmm maybe he got this model in lotus in nong khai and ended up in somwhere in laos

nice 1 cotton eyed Joe.....i like that.......Mmmmm....come to think of it he may have done,he's not been around for a bit.

Maybe the grass is so long business man is still choppen away, maybe buy cow he thought send misses to do job.

Kally

I think he might be train spotting at the Nong Khai station

Kally