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Posted by brtx on January 31, 2005 at 19:00:08 from (65.68.183.163):
In Reply to: moved post posted by CNKS on January 31, 2005 at 13:31:57:
all this makes me wonder what my 469 farmall rockers are like. i dont use mine much.shred 35 acres with a 7 ft shredder and for odd jobs.dont think ill tear into it anytime soon.if it goes down that will be a different story. with the price of all the parts you have bought i sure wouldnt be soending any more than i absolutely had to. would be nice to have everything in new condition but when you rely on retirement income i sure would be cutting some corners to help with costs.as long as its not a real critical area.with the prices of everything these days i guess $30 apiece is not bad when you consider what goes into the manufacturing.ive seen some prices that are more ridiculous.i think as long as you set the valves regularly anything that is going bad can be replaced at that time.gives you something to do instead of sitting and watch what clouds we have go by.
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