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Re: I Think My Machinist Saw A Sucker Coming
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Posted by MagMan on February 07, 2005 at 16:07:18 from (205.188.117.13):
In Reply to: I Think My Machinist Saw A Sucker Coming posted by MagMan on February 07, 2005 at 13:10:27:
Yea I will be rewarded with her having a lawyer thats better than my machinest. And more exspencive and I will have to flip the bill for that too. All in all it was not to bad He said $90.00 for crank and like $40.00 for the block cleaning and magnaflux and $25.00 for the head clean and magnaflux. He charged me $100.00 for the crank. Probly charged the extra ten becuase I walked in while he was doing it and said wow I always wondered how they did that and he showed me a little . But thats only $165.00 and I knew that was a good price. I will have to study the bill a little and see what else he charged me for. That extra $75.00 could have bought flowers and a box of chocolate Forest. I picked up a cub last year and she already made sure I knew if anything happened that tractor was hers.LOL . Thats why the H is getting the rebuild and not the cub. He He He . Actually that $75.00 was for a head valve set I was going to order. JON
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