Posted by fergienewbee on July 15, 2013 at 06:51:13 from (99.181.135.118):
In Reply to: Oh, This Will Be Fun! posted by Allan In NE on July 15, 2013 at 05:41:26:
Allen;
I'm of Unforgiven's school of thought. Are there other things you could be doing that would be profitable rather than tearing a disc apart? I learned years ago that sometimes--mechanic work especially--I'm better off to work and pay someone that knows how rather than paying more to have someone correct my mistakes. I don't weld at all so take it for what it's worth.
But I also understand the principal sometimes. I'll spend three or four dollars in gas to go to a store where I can buy bolts in bulk, even if I only need a few, than pay the high price at the local equipment store. It just fries me to pay a dollar for a bolt, nut, and washer when I know I can buy all three in bulk for around 30 cents. The last bolt, nut, and washer I bought for my cultivator cost 80 cents in bulk; equip store wanted $2.08 just for the bolt. Grrrr!!!
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