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Posted by Galen on July 16, 2005 at 15:13:34 from (216.170.43.75):
In Reply to: ex txblu....reason why posted by txgrn on July 16, 2005 at 13:32:55:
Yup - those greenies work fine, but you have to PAY to fix 'em! I have a friend that is Parts manager at two CaseIH dealers in Nebraska (same people own both). He has Green guys come in to buy parts from him. He showed me a small bearing a couple years ago that JD wanted $37 for - he sells the same EXACT bearing (painted Red) for $8.50. My brother has a 2020 JD - he spent $130 on a muffler - 2 days later he found the same one at a local parts house for $34. The cost of parts (and what you have to lay out for the tractor) is what keeps me from buying a greenie, other than I'd have to paint it red, just to make it look right!
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