Needed wheel bearings for the kelly. 2 bearing sets, and seal from dealer, $580.00. 2 bearing sets and seal from local farm supply, $250.00.WTF!! Shop local let someone else pay for their glass palaces!!
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Originally posted by V Belt View PostNeeded wheel bearings for the kelly. 2 bearing sets, and seal from dealer, $580.00. 2 bearing sets and seal from local farm supply, $250.00.WTF!! Shop local let someone else pay for their glass palaces!!
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostReally a well managed farm would have
All parts bought 2 years in advance.
Basically if you buy something you should buy 2 , so you have everything you need...thats good managing , right?
Full sarcasm.
I think I know where you are going with that comment...lmao.Last edited by bucket; Oct 5, 2021, 08:59.
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Originally posted by bucket View PostAnd even the ones that don't break and are rarely in stock anywhere....just in case.
Basically if you buy something you should buy 2 , so you have everything you need...thats good managing , right?
Full sarcasm.
I think I know where you are going with that comment...lmao.
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Originally posted by the big wheel View PostMommy and daddy just buy me new ones.Last edited by flea beetle; Oct 5, 2021, 09:17.
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostMaybe I will wait for my free handout from the govt to fix my machines instead…
Its sort of like being given a farm and then getting dad to pay the expense for a few more years. Thats not directed at you flea beetle but I am sure you have seen it in your neighborhood.
While I try to point out the merits of adding stability to the existing farm sector and yes I think the only way out of it is an adhoc for many.
But it will happen when the Richardsons, Paterson, Parish and Heimbeckers see their input crop bills may be a struggle to have paid off. Even with what little grain there is.
You are the exception to the rule, I can see that. My comments are for the majority and after seeing communities consolidate from the 80s until now, its not a good thing.
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Originally posted by flea beetle View PostActually…that is common practice around here!
Funny story ...We had split the canvasses in the macdon and broke a bolt on the splice kit.
I know I have them but they quickly get lost . Went to town only 4 miles away ...they said they had one...A full kit i replied ...nope one bolt ...The parts girl just shook her head. But I was happy I didn't have to go digging.
From most of my land I can see the John Deere sign ...its different for others 30 miles away.
Flea beetle,,,, you and I will get along just fine when we learn each others language. Its a generation gap.
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Figured out , a simple a/c thermostat on the lex had failed , 230$,at dealer in 2 days an hour drive each way . 29$ on Amazon, found one at local truck repair place for 48 in stock..
You would think 48 even 80 would be a reasonable dealer markup on what to them would be a 13-15$ cost.
So now do you order another one from Amazon , likey, maybe fits other machines too.throw it in the drawer and hope you never need it.
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