TOM N MS said: (quoted from post at 19:29:42 07/24/13) He checked at the local O"Reilly"s(10-12 miles from where he lives) and they had no clue.. He finally did what I told him to do and got the 1/8 npt brass plug at Auto Zone.. I had told him a week ago to just go to the hdwe store..Anyway, I think he went to at least 5 places before anyone had a clue what to do for him even though he had the old one in his hand..Thanks for everyone"s help..One stop was at a place that sells some parts for the Ns..They likely had it but they have never been known for their great service..Several yrs ago I went there and he really wasn"t interested in looking for the N valve guide seals I needed but he did since I had the old one in my hand and he could go to the bin and match it without having to put any effort into having to look it up in a parts catalog... I have bought very few things from this place-I try to stay away.They really don"t care if you come in the door or not unless you are looking for a tractor or zero turn mower or some other big ticket item..Another place he went was suppose to be a place that specializes in fasteners and they were blown away, had no clue..Moral of the story-don"t go to Brookhaven or McComb, MS if you need a nut or bolt.
Tom;
I think this is the funniest post I have read, in a long time!!!! Just goes to show, how big buis. is being run now days!!!
BUT....the way you put all these antics in words, just tickled my funny-bone!!!
Your poor ol' Dad, probly didn't think it was too funny tho!!!?????
Still chuckling :lol:
Gary :lol:
BTW:.......Ace hardware store...part#41273 (AB121A-A ) 1/8 hex pipe plug........I buy them by the handfulls, for the overhauls!!!
This post was edited by GB in MT. at 18:56:20 07/24/13 2 times.
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