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Re: Schwartz vs. Factory
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Posted by Steven@AZ on January 01, 2005 at 18:48:44 from (67.136.114.106):
In Reply to: Schwartz vs. Factory posted by Glenn F. on January 01, 2005 at 15:41:00:
A couple of comments: Schwartz parts are still available at a reasonable price, as are complete front ends. Schwartz is a stronger front end if you plan on using a loader or other heavy front-end implement. Heavy duty Schwartz has 6 bolt hubs that are a common implement pattern - was always helpful to me when I got a flat, just borrow one from an implement for that day... Factory front ends are nice, turn easy enough, etc. they also increase collector value... Personally, if I had to buy a wide front I would buy Schwartz over factory again.
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