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was wondering how many Canadians are here stop in and say hi
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Hello all.
Another Manitoban here, but probably a little north of the archer.
First trip to this site - I am on dial-up and that keeps me from a lot of sites. This one loads quite fast though. :thumbsup:
Another Manitoban here, but probably a little north of the archer.
First trip to this site - I am on dial-up and that keeps me from a lot of sites. This one loads quite fast though. :thumbsup:
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briggs
Hello thanks for stopping in and saying hi ...I have been here for a few weeks now and i enjoy it very friendly people and good advice to be had .Hope to see you around :thumbsup:
briggs
Hello all.
Another Manitoban here, but probably a little north of the archer.
First trip to this site - I am on dial-up and that keeps me from a lot of sites. This one loads quite fast though. :thumbsup:
Hello thanks for stopping in and saying hi ...I have been here for a few weeks now and i enjoy it very friendly people and good advice to be had .Hope to see you around :thumbsup:
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cjcocn
Thanks for the welcome. :thumbsup:
I likely will be around, especially after I mow my lawn for the last time this year.
My deck needs some refreshing and I will be poking around the threads looking for ideas. I plan on stripping it down, cleaning it off, stripping the old paint (and built up gunk), and then priming, painting, and coating it. It should be good to go for next year. :smile:
Chris
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cjcocn
Thanks for the welcome. :thumbsup:
I likely will be around, especially after I mow my lawn for the last time this year.
My deck needs some refreshing and I will be poking around the threads looking for ideas. I plan on stripping it down, cleaning it off, stripping the old paint (and built up gunk), and then priming, painting, and coating it. It should be good to go for next year. :smile:
Chris
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briggs
ah no prob glad to see some fellow Canadians here there is alot of great people from all over the US and other country's also ..As for your deck i did one this year for one of my customers..I stripped the under side down and used spray in box liner worked great and cleans up nice with a pressure washer
briggs
Thanks for the welcome. :thumbsup:
I likely will be around, especially after I mow my lawn for the last time this year.
My deck needs some refreshing and I will be poking around the threads looking for ideas. I plan on stripping it down, cleaning it off, stripping the old paint (and built up gunk), and then priming, painting, and coating it. It should be good to go for next year. :smile:
Chris
ah no prob glad to see some fellow Canadians here there is alot of great people from all over the US and other country's also ..As for your deck i did one this year for one of my customers..I stripped the under side down and used spray in box liner worked great and cleans up nice with a pressure washer
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reynoldston
Hi neighbor just across the pond in NY. Are you the one to send all that snow this way?
reynoldston
Hi neighbor just across the pond in NY. Are you the one to send all that snow this way?
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Oh OK,I know where that's at.
Isn't that where Supermans's Dad lives ? :wink:
Do me a favor? Say Hello to Santa for me, will ya?
Isn't that where Supermans's Dad lives ? :wink:
Do me a favor? Say Hello to Santa for me, will ya?
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mumptia
:laughing:Will do I'm having supper with him tonight.
balmy -20 here this morning so we won't be mowing for a while.:biggrin:
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mumptia
Oh OK,I know where that's at.
Isn't that where Supermans's Dad lives ? :wink:
Do me a favor? Say Hello to Santa for me, will ya?
:laughing:Will do I'm having supper with him tonight.
balmy -20 here this morning so we won't be mowing for a while.:biggrin:
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Bison
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Bison
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In Holland they call him "Sinterklaas" and there he rides a horse,He lives in Spain and his helpers are negro's.He travels from spain to Holland by steam boat.
His helpers are mean little a-holes,they carrie switches and give you a spanking if you been bad.
They threaten repeat offenders with getting taken to Spain and turned into candy.
Bison
I think santa is an hoaxOh OK,I know where that's at.
Isn't that where Supermans's Dad lives ? :wink:
Do me a favor? Say Hello to Santa for me, will ya?
.In Holland they call him "Sinterklaas" and there he rides a horse,He lives in Spain and his helpers are negro's.He travels from spain to Holland by steam boat.
His helpers are mean little a-holes,they carrie switches and give you a spanking if you been bad.
They threaten repeat offenders with getting taken to Spain and turned into candy.
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Parkmower
That's hilarious!!!
Parkmower
Bison said:I think santa is an hoax
In Holland they call him "Sinterklaas" and there he rides a horse,He lives in Spain and his helpers are negro's.He travels from spain to Holland by steam boat.
His helpers are mean little a-holes,they carrie switches and give you a spanking if you been bad.
They threaten repeat offenders with getting taken to Spain and turned into candy.
That's hilarious!!!
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mumptia
Buuuuuuuuuuuuut Mrs. Clause is hot.:thumbsup:
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mumptia
I think santa is an hoax
In Holland they call him "Sinterklaas" and there he rides a horse,He lives in Spain and his helpers are negro's.He travels from spain to Holland by steam boat.
His helpers are mean little a-holes,they carrie switches and give you a spanking if you been bad.
They threaten repeat offenders with getting taken to Spain and turned into candy.
Buuuuuuuuuuuuut Mrs. Clause is hot.:thumbsup:
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RobertBrown
RobertBrown
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Bison
Aha!..now i know fer sure your Santa is a fake and an imposter :tongue:.Santa or Sinterklaas are one and the same.
Sinter klaas is dutch for "Saint Claus".He was a 'good' priest and got a medal from the pope and he made him a "Saint"...Catholic "man of the cloth" can't have a wife,..That is illigal(i guess they can have boyfriends :wink:,...but no woman :frown:,...they are posed to stay virgin
With Santa out of the way(friggin crook),that leaves Sinterklaas.
Well,...knowing that Sinterklaas died allready a couple hunnerd years ago means,there must be only imposters today.:thumbdown:
:laughing::laughing:
Bison
Aha!..now i know fer sure your Santa is a fake and an imposter :tongue:.Santa or Sinterklaas are one and the same.
Sinter klaas is dutch for "Saint Claus".He was a 'good' priest and got a medal from the pope and he made him a "Saint"...Catholic "man of the cloth" can't have a wife,..That is illigal(i guess they can have boyfriends :wink:,...but no woman :frown:,...they are posed to stay virgin
With Santa out of the way(friggin crook
),that leaves Sinterklaas. Well,...knowing that Sinterklaas died allready a couple hunnerd years ago means,there must be only imposters today.:thumbdown:
:laughing::laughing:
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RobertBrown
That's really interesting:thumbsup:..... we haven't worked out all those details here, or at least theres a lot more left to fantasy. We give all the kids presents even if they are not so good. Maybe that's why we have so many bad ones here note to self: might need to rethink the whole gifting thing.
Negroe helpers definetly would'nt work out in this country. That would get shut down real fast.
Oh and since you Dutchies have all that stuff figured out....why does Santa live in Spain and what color is his horse?:confused3:
RobertBrown
That's really interesting:thumbsup:..... we haven't worked out all those details here, or at least theres a lot more left to fantasy. We give all the kids presents even if they are not so good
. Maybe that's why we have so many bad ones here note to self: might need to rethink the whole gifting thing.Negroe helpers definetly would'nt work out in this country. That would get shut down real fast.
Oh and since you Dutchies have all that stuff figured out....why does Santa live in Spain and what color is his horse?:confused3:
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Bison
Ah,we kids always got something anyway but only after they first scared the beejeezus outa us with threatening having santa's helpers come over to beat the piss outa us or put us in a sack for shipping out to the candy factory in spain:wink:.
When we were young kids and when santa( he's dressed like a bishop there,miter and staff and all) visited school the teacher gave him a book with the names of all kids and who had been good or bad,these were scary moments i tell ye when these black helpers held up the feared gunny sack.Sometimes they would put a hapless kid kicking and screaming and begging for dear life in the sack and cart him off to the principals office.
i tell ye that poor kid would be pretty meek for a long while,Actually the whole class would be quiet for a couple days...Today it would be seen as child abuse:smile:
We kids hated and feared every black guy back then,..hey,..you never knew if they were spying for Santa eh
Saint Nicolaas was a spanish priest,Spain was home.
He rode a white horse
Bison
That's really interesting:thumbsup:..... we haven't worked out all those details here, or at least theres a lot more left to fantasy. We give all the kids presents even if they are not so good
Negroe helpers definetly would'nt work out in this country. That would get shut down real fast.
Oh and since you Dutchies have all that stuff figured out....why does Santa live in Spain and what color is his horse?:confused3:
Ah,we kids always got something anyway but only after they first scared the beejeezus outa us with threatening having santa's helpers come over to beat the piss outa us or put us in a sack for shipping out to the candy factory in spain:wink:.
When we were young kids and when santa( he's dressed like a bishop there,miter and staff and all) visited school the teacher gave him a book with the names of all kids and who had been good or bad,these were scary moments i tell ye when these black helpers held up the feared gunny sack.Sometimes they would put a hapless kid kicking and screaming and begging for dear life in the sack and cart him off to the principals office.
i tell ye that poor kid would be pretty meek for a long while,Actually the whole class would be quiet for a couple days...Today it would be seen as child abuse:smile:
We kids hated and feared every black guy back then,..hey,..you never knew if they were spying for Santa eh
Saint Nicolaas was a spanish priest,Spain was home.
He rode a white horse
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RobertBrown
That's the kind of thing that makes sifting through the BS here worth it. Learning about another culture 1000's of miles away is very valuable to me. I like to know how other peoples live and what they experience, I suppose that's why I post the pics, and I want to see others pictures. There is so much information there (in a picture).
Don't tell anybody, but I really don't care much about what kind of mower you use, but I'm interested in why it's important to you.
I find it very interesting that this culture chooses to look at Santa this way and here we use the myth in another, almost contrary way.
Thanks for sharing that.
RobertBrown
That is fascinating,Ah,we kids always got something anyway but only after they first scared the beejeezus outa us with threatening having santa's helpers come over to beat the piss outa us or put us in a sack for shipping out to the candy factory in spain:wink:.
When we were young kids and when santa( he's dressed like a bishop there,miter and staff and all) visited school the teacher gave him a book with the names of all kids and who had been good or bad,these were scary moments i tell ye when these black helpers held up the feared gunny sack.Sometimes they would put a hapless kid kicking and screaming and begging for dear life in the sack and cart him off to the principals office.
i tell ye that poor kid would be pretty meek for a long while,Actually the whole class would be quiet for a couple days...Today it would be seen as child abuse:smile:
We kids hated and feared every black guy back then,..hey,..you never knew if they were spying for Santa eh
Saint Nicolaas was a spanish priest,Spain was home.
He rode a white horse
That's the kind of thing that makes sifting through the BS here worth it. Learning about another culture 1000's of miles away is very valuable to me. I like to know how other peoples live and what they experience, I suppose that's why I post the pics, and I want to see others pictures. There is so much information there (in a picture).
Don't tell anybody, but I really don't care much about what kind of mower you use, but I'm interested in why it's important to you.
I find it very interesting that this culture chooses to look at Santa this way and here we use the myth in another, almost contrary way.
Thanks for sharing that.
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Bison
Here is another tidbit of santa info that'll set all the clean freaks heading for the hills or the lysol bottle :laughing:
There is a santa candy called "pepernoten" an hard dry spicecake the size of a Quarter,3/8" or so thick.
As the folklore goes,these candy's were made from recaltrant children.( talk about canibalisme eh :wink
Santa's helpers would throw bags full of these "nuts" all trough the classroom over the floor(clean or not). We kids would scramble like chickens over handfulls of corn on hands and knee's picking them up as many as we could and would munch on them all day long.:licking:
In these days nobody cared about bacteria or dirt,nobody ever got sick from eating them,just wiped the sand off on our pants if there was any.:biggrin:
My mowers are important to me cause i've got to cut friggin lawn! :wink:..my lawn is at least 3 acre
My mowers are also old(early seventies) and do occasionally give up the ghost usually when i am mowing. Thats is why i have 2 the same ones so i can hop on the other and finnish the job when the first one lets me down.I keep both of them running but i can also rob parts from one if need be.
I am a cheapskate and refuse to pay more than a couple hundred for any lawn tractor.
I been mowing with the same tractor for 16 years and plan to use them till i kick the bucket.
Bison
You're welcome.
Here is another tidbit of santa info that'll set all the clean freaks heading for the hills or the lysol bottle :laughing:
There is a santa candy called "pepernoten" an hard dry spicecake the size of a Quarter,3/8" or so thick.
As the folklore goes,these candy's were made from recaltrant children.( talk about canibalisme eh :wink
Santa's helpers would throw bags full of these "nuts" all trough the classroom over the floor(clean or not). We kids would scramble like chickens over handfulls of corn on hands and knee's picking them up as many as we could and would munch on them all day long.:licking:
In these days nobody cared about bacteria or dirt,nobody ever got sick from eating them,just wiped the sand off on our pants if there was any.:biggrin:
My mowers are important to me cause i've got to cut friggin lawn! :wink:..my lawn is at least 3 acre
My mowers are also old(early seventies) and do occasionally give up the ghost usually when i am mowing. Thats is why i have 2 the same ones so i can hop on the other and finnish the job when the first one lets me down.I keep both of them running but i can also rob parts from one if need be.
I am a cheapskate and refuse to pay more than a couple hundred for any lawn tractor.
I been mowing with the same tractor for 16 years and plan to use them till i kick the bucket.
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RobertBrown
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Bison
Bison
One can fool kids only so long with these fairytales,when the catch on they been had they usually rebel by saying "why did you lie about that", and,..i never believe you again!.
IMO,It underminds the credebillity of grown ups,sure not a smart thing to do.. i say.
But nowadays espessially in the bigger city's there are so many santa's kicking around that one can't fool even the very young kids for very long:wink:
The kids in Holland are nowadays just as confused and FF ed up as here.Drug's and crime are running rampant there too..Kids have no respect anymore for their elders as they used to have either.
There is such a tremendous influx of East Europians( mostly criminals) and Muslims(religeous fanatics) there it starts to tear the country apart:confused2:
The world is changing,..and IMO not for the better!.
IMO,It underminds the credebillity of grown ups,sure not a smart thing to do.. i say.
But nowadays espessially in the bigger city's there are so many santa's kicking around that one can't fool even the very young kids for very long:wink:
The kids in Holland are nowadays just as confused and FF ed up as here.Drug's and crime are running rampant there too..Kids have no respect anymore for their elders as they used to have either.
There is such a tremendous influx of East Europians( mostly criminals) and Muslims(religeous fanatics) there it starts to tear the country apart:confused2:
The world is changing,..and IMO not for the better!.
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Bison
Bison
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alpinelawn
alpinelawn
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Bison
Ofcourse they never disclosed that,they only said,..not much.
I wonder if you have the guts to spill the beans:wink:
I ain't holding my breath though:laughing:
I also wonder when i wander in a JD dealership why the walls,shelves and floors are completely covered with toy tractors and such crap, but even simple parts for a tractor or implement needs to be ordered and can take weeks to get and when it does arive it is usually the wrong part:confused2:
Screw the farmer eh
Bison
I've asked dealers what percentage profit they make on new equipment and how much on parts.
Ofcourse they never disclosed that,they only said,..not much.
I wonder if you have the guts to spill the beans:wink:
I ain't holding my breath though:laughing:
I also wonder when i wander in a JD dealership why the walls,shelves and floors are completely covered with toy tractors and such crap, but even simple parts for a tractor or implement needs to be ordered and can take weeks to get and when it does arive it is usually the wrong part:confused2:
Screw the farmer eh
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alpinelawn
alpinelawn
I will take a shot at answering your question, but no guarantee it will satisfy.
Historically, there was always greater ROI (return on investment) on the parts as opposed to the new equipment. No surprise there, however, it was also the case that historically models would not change as often and that there was many commonly used parts on the various models and even makes.
People would also keep their lawn mowers longer. There was no such thing as the disposable lawn mower 10 or 15 years ago as you see now. With the flood of Chinese sourced products the replacement part industry has really changed, people replacing the whole recoil rather than the spring, replacing the whole carb rather than rebuilding with a kit, or in some cases replacing the whole mower rather than even getting an estimate on the repair. Let's not even talk what this is doing to the landfills. This is not dissimilar from what happened to the appliance repair guys I guess. How many guys are repairing microwaves any more?
The above is all relevant to the answer because historically dealers could stock common fast moving parts and be assured that they would not be obsoleted quickly and that they would have certain rate of turnover to justify having the stock on hand.
Us personally, we still have a HUGE inventory of parts relative to our colleagues. It is costing us a fortune in space and capital being tied up and sitting on the shelf. What we are noticing in the industry is that many of the other dealers are moving towards drastically reducing their stock of parts on hand and a customer has to order individual parts for a repair or a special order with the corresponding delay.
The reason you may hear other dealers say "they don't make much" may be due to the fact that recently they have been having to eat more write downs on obsolete parts in their inventory. We didn't know how bad it was until we invested in the tracking software that essentially told us we are losing money with respect to some lines once you factor in the cost of the capital and real estate to be able to have stock on hand for the guy that comes in and wants the stuff right away (our landscaper customers.
The answer is also complicated by the fact that the number of manufacturers and the different rates of return on parts in general depending on the manufacturer. You also have different rates of return on parts by the same manufacturer (sometimes with no reason from our perspective).
In short, on fast moving stuff you can make 30% ROI but once you factor in all of the other costs related only to the parts, I can see why some dealers may say not much.
On new equipment, it really depends as well. You have got MRSL which may provide for 30% return, but I can tell you that no one is getting that up here. Like the car industry, the margins are now razor thin on the big stuff in highly competitive markets like Toronto. This year in Toronto the industry is coming off a winter that never came, so we are in it to make every sale Spring.
The other dynamic it has created is that because the competition is fierce in Toronto, we are seeing a lot more guys driving from 4 hours away to make their big purchases in the big City. I guess that is the power of the Internet at play as well.
Like I said, I probably didn't answer your question, firstly because there really is not one answer and secondly the times are a changin'
Cheers
Historically, there was always greater ROI (return on investment) on the parts as opposed to the new equipment. No surprise there, however, it was also the case that historically models would not change as often and that there was many commonly used parts on the various models and even makes.
People would also keep their lawn mowers longer. There was no such thing as the disposable lawn mower 10 or 15 years ago as you see now. With the flood of Chinese sourced products the replacement part industry has really changed, people replacing the whole recoil rather than the spring, replacing the whole carb rather than rebuilding with a kit, or in some cases replacing the whole mower rather than even getting an estimate on the repair. Let's not even talk what this is doing to the landfills. This is not dissimilar from what happened to the appliance repair guys I guess. How many guys are repairing microwaves any more?
The above is all relevant to the answer because historically dealers could stock common fast moving parts and be assured that they would not be obsoleted quickly and that they would have certain rate of turnover to justify having the stock on hand.
Us personally, we still have a HUGE inventory of parts relative to our colleagues. It is costing us a fortune in space and capital being tied up and sitting on the shelf. What we are noticing in the industry is that many of the other dealers are moving towards drastically reducing their stock of parts on hand and a customer has to order individual parts for a repair or a special order with the corresponding delay.
The reason you may hear other dealers say "they don't make much" may be due to the fact that recently they have been having to eat more write downs on obsolete parts in their inventory. We didn't know how bad it was until we invested in the tracking software that essentially told us we are losing money with respect to some lines once you factor in the cost of the capital and real estate to be able to have stock on hand for the guy that comes in and wants the stuff right away (our landscaper customers
.The answer is also complicated by the fact that the number of manufacturers and the different rates of return on parts in general depending on the manufacturer. You also have different rates of return on parts by the same manufacturer (sometimes with no reason from our perspective).
In short, on fast moving stuff you can make 30% ROI but once you factor in all of the other costs related only to the parts, I can see why some dealers may say not much.
On new equipment, it really depends as well. You have got MRSL which may provide for 30% return, but I can tell you that no one is getting that up here. Like the car industry, the margins are now razor thin on the big stuff in highly competitive markets like Toronto. This year in Toronto the industry is coming off a winter that never came, so we are in it to make every sale Spring.
The other dynamic it has created is that because the competition is fierce in Toronto, we are seeing a lot more guys driving from 4 hours away to make their big purchases in the big City. I guess that is the power of the Internet at play as well.
Like I said, I probably didn't answer your question, firstly because there really is not one answer and secondly the times are a changin'
Cheers
I've asked dealers what percentage profit they make on new equipment and how much on parts.
Ofcourse they never disclosed that,they only said,..not much.
I wonder if you have the guts to spill the beans:wink:
I ain't holding my breath though:laughing:
I also wonder when i wander in a JD dealership why the walls,shelves and floors are completely covered with toy tractors and such crap, but even simple parts for a tractor or implement needs to be ordered and can take weeks to get and when it does arive it is usually the wrong part:confused2:
Screw the farmer eh
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Bison
Bison
Yes,the throw away attitude only seems to get worse,replace,..don't fix.
A zillion models that do all the same thing,...mow grass.
Every model has its own parts that doesn't fit any other model.
I needed brushes for a big starter for one of my tractors. 8 brushes at $25 a piece..$200.
A new starter was $320,you go figure:confused2: guess what i bought.:wink:
This world is crazy.
A zillion models that do all the same thing,...mow grass.
Every model has its own parts that doesn't fit any other model.
I needed brushes for a big starter for one of my tractors. 8 brushes at $25 a piece..$200.
A new starter was $320,you go figure:confused2: guess what i bought.:wink:
This world is crazy.
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E
earthworm
I question this....and everything !
Lets do some searching for the truth.
Sources ?
From my perspective, I think its better than ever..
So, this depends on where one is.
Why are people the way they seem to be ?
fanatics
criminals
why?
since I am neither (IMO), I do not know.
Ever speak with one of these ?
Have a good day, and converse.
E
earthworm
Oh yeah ?One can fool kids only so long with these fairytales,when the catch on they been had they usually rebel by saying "why did you lie about that", and,..i never believe you again!.
IMO,It underminds the credebillity of grown ups,sure not a smart thing to do.. i say.
But nowadays espessially in the bigger city's there are so many santa's kicking around that one can't fool even the very young kids for very long:wink:
The kids in Holland are nowadays just as confused and FF ed up as here.Drug's and crime are running rampant there too..Kids have no respect anymore for their elders as they used to have either.
There is such a tremendous influx of East Europians( mostly criminals) and Muslims(religeous fanatics) there it starts to tear the country apart:confused2:
The world is changing,..and IMO not for the better!.
I question this....and everything !
Lets do some searching for the truth.
Sources ?
From my perspective, I think its better than ever..
So, this depends on where one is.
Why are people the way they seem to be ?
fanatics
criminals
why?
since I am neither (IMO), I do not know.
Ever speak with one of these ?
Have a good day, and converse.
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Bison
Bison
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E
earthworm
Things are changing, but is this anything new ?
Is this good or bad ?
As to the brushes.....are there other sources ?
Probably NOT, if one captures and controls that market and then waits for the demand....
I'm am sure its NOT a "new" starter but a restored one , using those $25 brushes (discounted 90%)..
I do not trust business as I do not know all the particulars and details of business, I only make "educated" guesses.
I think that the world is "crazy" as we really do not know all the whys and whens and whos....and those in their Ivory Towers are not about to release this info and data.
E
earthworm
I am, more or less, an advocate of the cheapest possible repair/fix.Yes,the throw away attitude only seems to get worse,replace,..don't fix.
A zillion models that do all the same thing,...mow grass.
Every model has its own parts that doesn't fit any other model.
I needed brushes for a big starter for one of my tractors. 8 brushes at $25 a piece..$200.
A new starter was $320,you go figure:confused2: guess what i bought.:wink:
This world is crazy.
Things are changing, but is this anything new ?
Is this good or bad ?
As to the brushes.....are there other sources ?
Probably NOT, if one captures and controls that market and then waits for the demand....
I'm am sure its NOT a "new" starter but a restored one , using those $25 brushes (discounted 90%)..
I do not trust business as I do not know all the particulars and details of business, I only make "educated" guesses.
I think that the world is "crazy" as we really do not know all the whys and whens and whos....and those in their Ivory Towers are not about to release this info and data.
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Bison
Bison
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Bison
Bison
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Bison
Belarus starter brand new in the box straight from the Belarus factory,..russian writing on the identification plate
Brushes for these starters are not made aftermarket, can only be had from the dealer.
I have not found a brush that could be modefied to fit either.
Bison
Belarus starter brand new in the box straight from the Belarus factory,..russian writing on the identification plate
Brushes for these starters are not made aftermarket, can only be had from the dealer.
I have not found a brush that could be modefied to fit either.
#77
Vervepipes
Vervepipes