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Bucket at the machine shop

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john_bud

11-01-2006 19:49:28




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Got the bucket down to the machine shop. They will be pushing out two old worn 1 3/4 bushings and putting in new 1 1/4 ones for the dipper stick attachment.

Then they will add enough metal to make 2 new bushing and shrink the 10" gap between ears down to 8" to be compatible with the Ford. Basically, this adds an extra pin location where the Ford had it's "power pin". There is still one more pin location farther away for even more leverage, but at drastically reduced curl.

Finally, they will also make 2 pins 1 1/4 x about 14" .

Total price around $240.

Sound about right?

jb

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135 Fan

11-01-2006 20:43:23




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 Re: Bucket at the machine shop in reply to john_bud, 11-01-2006 19:49:28  
That sounds reasonable and it will be done right. Shops around here are getting close to $100 an hour. $240 including materials is a bargain compared to buying a new bucket. Dave



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john_bud

11-02-2006 06:51:12




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 Re: Bucket at the machine shop in reply to 135 Fan, 11-01-2006 20:43:23  
Dave,

I hear ya on that! Machine shops in some areas are thinking their poop don't stink! Around here they still are reasonable in the 50 an hour range. I don't mind paying, I just don't want them to name the new yacht after me!!

After looking at my current Frankenstein bucket and the price of materials getting it done right was looking pretty cheap. Still, the bucket will cost me 90 + 240 -- not free, but still not bad for a 36" bucket with new bushings. Still needs some teeth.

jb

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