Posted by rrlund on March 26, 2012 at 12:13:51 from (207.241.137.116):
So....about that $106 disc bearing I bought last week. Today I stopped at the big farm supply store between here and the stockyard where I usually get that stuff. I took the pieces of the old bearing and one new bearing that I wanted another one of. Only difference between these bearings is the width of the outside race. One is a number W208,the other a W209. He had the 208,it was $21.90. Said he was out of the 209s but said he was just going to order bearings,he'd get a couple of extras for me. I told him what I'd paid at the auto parts store. He said he didn't know exactly what the price would be,but it sure wouldn't be that much. On the way home,I stopped at the auto parts store to get some oil and filters and the manager waited on me. I asked him if the price I'd been charged was right? Showed him the reciept for the $21.90 bearing I'd just bought. He said no. Didn't know how much it should be but that couldn't be right. Said he'd check in to it. Meantime,when he totaled things up today he refunded the whole $106 and charged me 30 for it. Said it was probably some old stock that the former owner had anyway. Said he'd adjust it to what it should be when he found out. Made me feel a little better anyway. Unless he finds out the $106 was right.
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