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Machine shop in Missouri?

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Too Far Gone

12-11-2005 16:39:09




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I need a reliable shop to stroke my M Farmall Crank in Missouri,Got any info?Thanks




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Travis M

12-13-2005 14:44:15




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 16:39:09  
Give Dan Karpel a call at Crank Machine Services (618)401-2386. Isn't in Mo. but not to far from it. He does good work and is very reasonable on prices. Give him a call.



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semoac

12-13-2005 04:13:25




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 16:39:09  
There is only ONE shop in missouri. SHIPMAN in oakridge



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Ray Kiefer

12-12-2005 13:20:17




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 16:39:09  
I seen a crank a few weeks ago that came from Iowa.I dont know who did it, but it was the worst job I have ever seen. A friend of mine seen it also ,his comment was it looked like it was cut with a chain saw, yes he took the words right out of my mouth. I cannot bad mouth anyone,because I dont know who did it, but be aware of some lousy crank and rod work in Iowa



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Drew

12-12-2005 15:24:25




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Ray Kiefer, 12-12-2005 13:20:17  
I would bet $$ I know who you are talking about, but I wont mention names because as soon as I do, atleast 10 people on here that think this partucular person walks on water next to God will jump my a$$.

Like I said before, cheaper isnt always better. This is especially true when the cheap part breaks and takes out another $1500 worth of stuff with it. Pay a little extra and only do the job once.

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Mike Aylward

12-12-2005 10:40:19




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 16:39:09  
The crankshaft in my one pulling tractor was done by Todd at TNT and I would recommend them wholeheartedly. Todd does excellent work and is very knowledgeable. And if he tells you something you can take it to the bank. Pretty hard to beat that combination in my book. Mike



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Steve Van Drimmelen

12-12-2005 17:37:25




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Mike Aylward, 12-12-2005 10:40:19  
100% right Mike. I've also found that there is service after the sale, if you have questions Todd will work with you on resolving problems or questions.



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HULKSTER

12-11-2005 16:56:23




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 16:39:09  
TNT MACHINE POLO MISSOURI. TODD CAWTHON.



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Too Far Gone

12-11-2005 17:19:31




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to HULKSTER, 12-11-2005 16:56:23  
Thanks for the info,Im gonna ask a few different shops for the best pricing.



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Drew

12-11-2005 18:43:20




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Too Far Gone, 12-11-2005 17:19:31  
I agree w/ Hulkster, Todd does good work.

I'm all for shopping around for price, but sometimes you get what you pay for and cheaper is not always better. Been there, done that.



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Gamitch

12-12-2005 05:08:43




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 Re: Machine shop in Missouri? in reply to Drew, 12-11-2005 18:43:20  
Stan Blades, "The Shop" in Billings MO.



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