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Posted by tprexhurst on May 11, 2007 at 15:28:07 from (70.41.11.241):
In Reply to: h parts posted by funderburk1 on May 10, 2007 at 22:15:47:
I have a local dealer who has a LOT of H's for parts - I would guess 20 or 30 machines plus a bunch of M's. I can get you anything that you have mentioned in your recent posts about your new "H" (congratulations, by the way). I told the dealer that he should sell on the internet, but he didn't seem too interested. He suggested that I call him for a quote, then if it's a go, I would pull the part, mark the price up, and ship it to the end user. So here's my offer: Figure out what you need, send me an e-mail, I'll check on availability and price and e-mail you back. If you want to buy it, I'll go and get it (about 25 miles round trip) and mark it up 10%. You pay shipping. I will include a copy of the invoice I get from him to show what I paid for the item. I'm not doing this to make money, I just hate to see people runninging arould trying to find something that I can walk up to and unscrew. That's the good news (well I THINK it is good news) the bad news is that I am in Minnesota, which is a LONG way from you. Probably shipping would be too costly on big or heavy things, but smaller stuff might work.
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