unibody madness
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looking to find a cross over starter for the boomer 30 w/mistubishi 4 cyl diesel
Help from someone who has done this at reasonable price
Help from someone who has done this at reasonable price
NH parts price gouging
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Jrasband
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And I thought $350 for my LS starter was insane.
unibody madness
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well I found someone to rebuild my starter for my boomer 30, I recommend Highly
Larkin Electric
P.O.Box 1044
Hamilton city ca. 95951
They specialize in alternators,starters, and electric service
I took my starter to them and they fixed it right away... old style service, they rebuild them right there, as I understand they are the only ones in Northern California still doing so appears there is not much they can't fix, decent pricing as well
Larkin Electric
P.O.Box 1044
Hamilton city ca. 95951
They specialize in alternators,starters, and electric service
I took my starter to them and they fixed it right away... old style service, they rebuild them right there, as I understand they are the only ones in Northern California still doing so appears there is not much they can't fix, decent pricing as well
CliffordK
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The dealership does have one advantage. If you need a part same day, then the dealership is the way to go. That is, unless they don't stock it same day. Or if they are closed on a weekend. Or, perhaps one bought an unsupported piece of equipment.
A few years ago I went to the IH dealership to get some guide bearings for the feeder of an ancient baler. I was impressed that they carried them. I think they were about $20 each. However, they were just plain sealed bearings, and if I knew which ones, the local bearing store would also have had them for a fraction of the price.
Right now I'm working on an older New Holland Baler, and I'm trying to decide how much will come from the dealer. I'm not ready to drop a few thousand for knotters.
A few years ago I went to the IH dealership to get some guide bearings for the feeder of an ancient baler. I was impressed that they carried them. I think they were about $20 each. However, they were just plain sealed bearings, and if I knew which ones, the local bearing store would also have had them for a fraction of the price.
Right now I'm working on an older New Holland Baler, and I'm trying to decide how much will come from the dealer. I'm not ready to drop a few thousand for knotters.