[AJD] Aftermarket VS Mother Deere
John Paur
johnjanpaur at directcon.net
Wed Dec 1 12:45:36 PST 2004
Chris, Try Greg Stephens at: theoldtractorcompany.com. I think you will
like what he can do and his prices. Usual Disclaimer, I have no connection
other than as a customer. John
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris C" <jdnutinwa at yahoo.com>
To: "ATIS LIST" <antique-johndeere at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 11:09 AM
Subject: [AJD] Aftermarket VS Mother Deere
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> Recently I signed up for the Online John Deere
> parts service, and while I find it mainly frustrating
> that most of what I look up is an invalid part, Some
> of the things I have looked at have been very
> interesting.
>
> Today, I was looking up AA4923R .045 Piston
> Rings. $69, of course not in stock at the two
> dealers that the online parts will let me look at.
> So, off to my local parts house, they finally found
> the number, but could not tell me if they were the
> 1/4 inch rings or the 3/16 rings I needed. No mention
> of straight gas or all fuel, and to top it off they
> were $119. And I get Jobber pricing from them...
>
> I also looked up a replacement 6v Generator on
> the Deere Parts site. $150 for a reman didn't seem
> terribly awful to me, of course, again not in stock,
> and it changed the part number I gave to a TY number
> of some sort. I wonder if it is a different style
> than what I am expecting, or a old rebuilt delco
> remy?
>
> Chris
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