Posted by rrlund on March 19, 2012 at 06:57:50 from (207.241.137.116):
How much longer are any of us going to be able to farm with these kind of input and repair parts prices? I needed a bearing for the disc. Went to the auto parts store to order a couple of them. Didn't take the check book because I figured he'd have to order them anyway. Well,he had two in stock. $106 EACH! I paid cash and came home with one. Those are just the 1 1/8th square shaft sealed bearings that go in flanges. What the heck do bearings cost for BW Deere anymore? Those things were two or three times the cost of a regular disc bearing like these back when I had a BW. There's 20 of'em in that disc between the main frame and wings. The value of it just went through the roof I guess.
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