Well, The TA decided to take a dump on my 886, and now I'm looking at getting that fixed. Anyone know of a good, reputable I.H. mechanic in central MN area? Either a dealership mechanic or self-employed is fine, just want someone that knows what they are doing, can give an estimate before hand, and will stick to the estimate unless I'm notified of the extra needed work before it's done. Too many stories of $1,500 estimates and $4,000 owed when the tractor is to be picked up. Not wanting to travel that road. Thanks for any leads.
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