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Re: Cost to rebuild IH engines
In a brilliant stroke of genius, Doug Rasmussen
<DougRasmussen@domain.elided> blurted out:
>So what's the advantage to doing it yourself? Masochism? A learning
>experience?
Doug,
For me it's the satisfaction of actually doing the work... it's a hobby.
Then, there's knowing it's done just the way I want it.
You also need to realize the Mike's cost of near $2000.00 for his big DIY
project included a lot of "premium" parts and services that I'd be willing
to bet don't come with a standard rebuild you were quoted at Ewing. I
don't expect my rebuild to cost nearly that much only because I'm on a
tight budget and I'm willing to forgo some of the more expensive items like
a performance cam and high tech pistons.
Just something to consider.
John L.
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