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don't LOOK like $160 :p(

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Tim Shultz

05-19-2006 09:12:39

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sure don"t LOOK like $160 does it? but got to have it all.. bearings for the NH 461 moco and gaskets for my tracor... T.S

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Mike (WA)

05-21-2006 09:20:30

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Tim Shultz, 05-19-2006 09:12:39

Looks like MORE than $160 to me! Got a friend in construction that patronizes the local CAT emporium- he jokes that if you spend less than $200, they knock off a buck because they don't have to provide a sack- you can just put the stuff in your pocket.

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Steve Crum

05-19-2006 21:40:04

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Tim Shultz, 05-19-2006 09:12:39

I'd say you did ok. I had a fella here last week that wants me to cut soft copper head gaskets for him on my CNC plasma system. Deere is getting 90 bucks apiece for an unstyled A head gasket now.

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NC wayne

05-19-2006 20:25:06

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Tim Shultz, 05-19-2006 09:12:39

Hey tim, you get immune to the "sticker shock" it after awhile. I just bought a centralizer assembly for a customers rock drilling machine. Basically their two identical rectagular blocks that when put together have a hold through the middle to guide the drill steel. Their about 6" high, 4" wide, and 2" thick. To get the both of them cost a tad over $1200.....And their considered wear parts so they get changed pretty regular.....

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Nebraska Cowman

05-19-2006 09:26:24

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Tim Shultz, 05-19-2006 09:12:39

Sure it does. I've spent more than that and walked out with parts in my pocket. Ya git used to it. That reminds me, I need to go to McCook on Monday and will pick up some repairs for my hay tools. Maybe I can post a pic of that!

Even bad boys are just as good as they can be

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Allan In NE

05-19-2006 09:36:47

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Nebraska Cowman, 05-19-2006 09:26:24

Howard,

I toyed with the idea breifly of putting new skid shoes on my swather 'cause they are gettin' a little thin.

After calling the dealer and learning that they wanted $147 apiece, I figured I'd let 'em skid along the way they are fer another year. Think I'll do like Jimmy says and weld some old truck spring leafs to 'er. :>)

Allan

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JMS/MN

05-19-2006 18:02:51

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Allan In NE, 05-19-2006 09:36:47

Quarter inch thick steel plate works fine- lasts for many years.

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Joe-Bob/IN

05-19-2006 16:33:45

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Allan In NE, 05-19-2006 09:36:47

That is one of MANY reasons we bought a discbine. We were the first in the area when they came out to get one and will never ever use a sickle type again. Our knives (about a dozen I think) are a couple bucks a piece and there is one bolt holding them on. No guards and no plug-ups! But when we did have one of those godforsaken beasts we always welded grader blade or cutting edge material on them to make 'em last longer

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captaink

05-19-2006 09:56:04

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to Allan In NE, 05-19-2006 09:36:47

Either that or if you can find some old grader blades and weld them on. I guarantee that they will go a looooo nnnnn nnggggg gg time! :>)

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BigMarv1085

05-19-2006 11:59:04

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to captaink, 05-19-2006 09:56:04

I wish had known you needed the bearings and seals. I have a set in the garage. If I can find the operators and parts manual you can have them.

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Tim Shultz

05-19-2006 12:19:51

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Re: don't LOOK like $160 :p( in reply to BigMarv1085, 05-19-2006 11:59:04

where ya' at? I am in the north part of indiana.
but I will pay shipping and handling if you do want to get rid of them. the manuals that is..
THANKS!
Tim Shultz

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