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Posted by off the land on October 10, 2002 at 15:53:14 from (63.214.77.101):
In Reply to: After market tractor parts posted by Stan on October 10, 2002 at 14:05:18:
Depends on the precision of the part needed, and the backup of your local vendor. Undercarridge on dozers has been imported four decades, or more. In stress conditions, like gravel pits, known to get torn up, in dirt, adequate at a savings. The ads on the net seem more shady. I got the close out on Char-Lynn PS. Better price, but Japanese literature. Eaton/Char-Lynn are difficult to get a English instruction sheet from, ten months. I prefer to look at the origin of parts, but was overconfident with Eaton/Char-Lynn, no product support from the parent company. Avoid China, no quality control there yet. We import scissors that do not cut paper, pliers that jump from lock. Anything with moving parts is subject to fail. If your local vendor has confidence to warranty the parts, compare price and decide yourself. Good luck.
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