Posted by 4wdtom on March 26, 2016 at 08:13:17 from (100.40.47.170):
I have been working on a Allis Chalmers ED-40 with a friend of mine. When we got to the water pump which was leaking, like everything else on this rare tractor, it was difficult to find parts. Located a seal, and the bearings at two different places. The seal is about $8 from Sandy Lake. Brenda didn't have the bearings but told me of two Massey Fergerson dealers who each had one. This engine was also used in the Fergerson TO-35. The first dealer about 1/2 hr away had it for $23, I went right over and picked it up. The Second dealer in Virginia had it but it was $33. I said "Well that's an expensive bearing but OK". Well is showed up and the shipping to here in R.I. was $16. Keep in mind that a similar size bearing from McMaster is about $8-10. These bearings are a little thicker, and the 16mm bore is not standard I guess, McMaster lists 15mm, 17mm with a 40mm od. OK, this isn't a standard bearing but one dealer had lit for $23, the next was $10more, then to top that off they want $16 to ship a package UPS ground that probably doesn't weigh a pound. I know that I could have asked how much shipping was going to be, but for a small piece like this I usually see a shipping charge of $7 or 8. And I didn't have to buy the bearing, I could have bushed down a 17mm bearing or tried a bearubg supply. Just wondering what you folks think of what I consider excessive charges, especially shipping. Tom
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