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well I hardly ever know what I'm doing.
But, the lift I I rebuilt the regulator on is so far running great.
The cost was about $150.
I truly do agree that cheap does not mean less expensive.
I also know that being just a parts re-placer is also not less expensive.
Sometimes taking a risk is worth the price. And my education gets deeper. Just saying.
Thank you for your input.
  • Posted 28 Jun 2014 01:02
  • By bowlerwa
  • joined 24 Aug'12 - 35 messages
  • Washington, United States

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