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3 pt. balls- I put in the work order

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Don-Wi

03-23-2007 11:38:20

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I just thought i'd let you guys know that I put in the work order for 50 balls (25 pair) and the lead time is about 3 weeks. The price per pair is $25, and the postage will be $9.00, for a flat rate box order as many as you want) and a little bit extra for handeling.

Those little buggers get heavy so a flat rate box from the USPS looks like the best way to go. The good part about that is, they only have the 2 sizes of boxes, and they'll both hold quite a few pair if you want more than 1.

Total price for 1 pair plus shipping would be $34. 2 pair, $59, etc...

Donovan from Wisconsin

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thhill

03-25-2007 11:17:45

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to Don-Wi, 03-23-2007 11:38:20

Are they for cat. 2 size pins?

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Don-Wi

03-25-2007 14:13:43

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to thhill, 03-25-2007 11:17:45

Yup. I have had a few requests for a cat 1 ball for the bigger ollies to, but they're not in the works yet. If all goes well, I may have some of those made before the end of summer, as well as some upper balls.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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dad's88

03-24-2007 14:23:26

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to Don-Wi, 03-23-2007 11:38:20

Don, not trying to get personal, but why are your balls superior???? Inquiring minds want to know!!!

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Don-Wi

03-25-2007 10:04:25

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to dad's88, 03-24-2007 14:23:26

Not saying they're superior or not, but the last pair we've gotten from the dealer turned to mush pulling a plow, and many people have had problems with ones from AGCO and the aftermarket ones from Speeco.

Last year I made a small batch in school because we only had 1 good pair made way back when, I got those from a tractor in the junk yard. I thought I'd make a few extra pair and see if anyone else was having the same problems, and the response was overwhelming. I sold the 12 extra pair within a couple days with a few people left high & dry. I just see a niche that I can try to fill. There really isn't much in it for me.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Kansas farmer

03-23-2007 21:17:58

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to Don-Wi, 03-23-2007 11:38:20

Are these the same that is used on a Minneapolis-Moline/White 2-150?

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Don-Wi

03-24-2007 11:02:59

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Re: 3 pt. balls- I put in the work order in reply to Kansas farmer, 03-23-2007 21:17:58

Not sure, but someone else may know. The balls are 2 inches in diameter.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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