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Outrageous prices

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SamsFarm
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Re: Outrageous prices

Postby SamsFarm » Thu Feb 23, 2023 11:10 pm

Peter Person wrote:
tst wrote:look at the cost for the under slung exhaust pipe from IH now, think $250 is reasonable ??


Tim,
March 2008, I bought an IH underslung pipe from Columbia Tractor for my ‘57 Loboy. $57 plus NY sales tax!
Peter


The .gov inflation calculator says your 57 dollar pipe in march of 2008 should cost $79.86 today! :hattip:

https://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl?cost1=57&year1=200803&year2=202301
1968 Cub Fast-Hitch

Cubfriend
10+ Years
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Zip Code: 68803
Tractors Owned: 1948 Cub, Kittie; 1948 Cub, Harold; 1949 Cub, 49er; 1951 Cub, Tucker; 1951 Cub, Homely; 1956 Cub High Crop; 1957 Cub Loboy; 57 Cub Loboy w/fasthitch + 194 plow; 1958 Cub LoBoy w/FH, Popeye; 1961 Cub, Beater; #1-1962 Cub Loboy Dually (Originally Orange) w/Foot Throttle; #2-1962 Cub Loboy Dually (Originally Orange) w/Foot throttle; Yellow 1963 Cub Loboy and blade; 1970 Cub, Cubbie; and 5 other Cubs in various stages of disaasembly and disrepair; 1962 Cub Cadet Original; 2 other Cub Cadet Originals; Cub Cadet 100; Cub Cadet 124 w/Creeper; Cub Cadet 147; 2 Cub Cadet 129's; Cub Cadet 149; 1948 Allis Chalmers C w/single frontwheel; 1944 Farmall H w/Tokhiem Cab; 2 One Point Fasthitch Carriers; 2-#100 Fasthitch Rear Blade; 2 Sets Cub 144 Cultivators; 2 Sets Cub #252 Cultivators; 3 Cub #193 Mouldboard Plows; 1 Cub #193 Slatted Plow; 1 1948 Cub-54 Snow Plow; 3 Cub-54 49-5 Snow Plows; Cub #6 Tool Bar w/Disc Blades & Middlebuster. 2-#105 sickle mowers, #152 disc plow
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Location: Grand Island, Nebraska

Re: Outrageous prices

Postby Cubfriend » Fri Feb 24, 2023 5:33 am

john2189 wrote:Could these rotors be made on a 3 d printer??

Not sure the original style rotors are plastic. They seem like Bakelite to me. It may be less prone to wear or maybe it handles temperatures better. Not sure. Just some food for thought.
Frank

Gary Dotson
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Re: Outrageous prices

Postby Gary Dotson » Fri Feb 24, 2023 8:40 am

I agree, Frank, I think they are phenolic or Bakelite type material. As far as 3d printing is concerned, there are a whole lot of different materials available to them, probably one of them would work well enough. That said, though, I don’t know much about it either.

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Re: Outrageous prices

Postby Eugene » Fri Feb 24, 2023 9:42 am

Gary Dotson wrote:I agree, Frank, I think they are phenolic or Bakelite type material. As far as 3d printing is concerned, there are a whole lot of different materials available to them, probably one of them would work well enough. That said, though, I don’t know much about it either.
Visit your local tech college. The local tech college here in Linn, Mo. has some fantastic machining/manufacturing equipment.
I have an excuse. CRS.

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Re: Outrageous prices

Postby Waif » Sat Feb 25, 2023 5:02 pm

Parts is parts.
Wholesale to retail runs a trend in mark up.

50 bucks. Vs a newer tractor ignition system. I've a 53 too without a mag. Not sure costs overall are too different over a 50 piece.
Or;
My truck costs thousands on some shop visits.
I'd rather pay 50 bucks for an ignition component and my truck be healed , but that doesn't help with the rest of it's pre designed short life.
My magneto tractor? Has outlived many trucks!

A Massey I had, the coils were getting scarce. Call it gouging but they were not being built anymore and prices kept going up until even at high prices they were scarce. So I killed a second coil by my own fault.
I dumped it and the man who bought it just put a different engine in it. Cheaper for him.


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