Fixed price or time and materials??

Posted by George on November 10, 2003 at 07:28:34 from (208.215.191.58):

Followup question on dead jd1530 clutch.

Thanks for your replies on my problem previously.

The obvious next question is:

How much should I pay for a clutch job? The local JD dealer is a sleazeball and I'd like to take it to a local Case or Ford dealer with a better rep. I would like to request a fixed price though because in the winter they've got lots of free time to run up my bills.

If it costs too much, I'll just stick it in the barn and use my other machines till the day I get the money or get ambitious.

Would I be foolish to try it myself? I have no experience with clutches. I'm good with them so I tend not to burn them up.

Sorry for the questions but I need your wisdom.

Thanks

Follow Ups:

• Re: Fixed price or time and materials?? david val 09:25:26 11/10/03 (0)
• Re: Fixed price or time and materials?? Van 09:08:26 11/10/03 (0)

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