Posted by Bobl1958 on January 19, 2021 at 13:07:29 from (68.98.205.31):
There is a local starter repair shop here in Central KS that is selling out. Tons of eqt, parts, belts, test eqt, etc. It is all selling as the owner is retiring. Been in business for over 40 years, if that tells you the amount of eqt there is. They are trying to sell all of this, without an auction if possible. I bought the starters and solenoids for the older Case Tractors.
If anyone has interest in any of the starters, generators, parts, eqt, testing eqt, many tools, belts, magnetos, connectors, and lots of other parts, let me know and I can get you in touch. It was a full service vehicle electrical shop, which obviously included cars from old to new. I am afraid a lot will go to scrap if someone doesn't get it. I don't know of any old electrical shops around anymore. Losing one of the very good ones for certain. Thanks - Bob
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