Oil drainage and changing
04-14-2005, 01:16 PM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
Originally Posted by hillbilly24
try Ram Hydraulics. they are in Bayville wich I think is real close to you the # is (732)237-0904
Just got back form there (before reading your post). He did not have exact match to what I had, so of course I had to buy 2 new male/female setups. Richie at Ram Hydraulics hooked me up for $36 ea. total = $72! 
But it's a done deal anyway.Thanks hillbilly
04-14-2005, 11:54 PM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
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Just got back form there (before reading your post). He did not have exact match to what I had, so of course I had to buy 2 new male/female setups. Richie at Ram Hydraulics hooked me up for $36 ea. total = $72! But it's a done deal anyway.Thanks hillbilly
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04-15-2005, 12:51 AM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
F'in A Strip I was asking the same thing! When he handed me the one, I told him I needed 2 (well at least 2 male ends/one ea. side), he grabbed another and smiled.
I asked what's this gonna set me back? Reply: "Oh, they're $36 ea." So I reached into my pocket and pulled out all cash I had, 3 x $20, he grabbed it and said "good enough".
I left wondering if I should of pulled out $40 or $20??
Oh well ... like I said done deal, another fleecing of the boating folk. If I had been a hydraulic guy it probably woulda cost around $4.95 ea. LOL 
I was asking the same thing! When he handed me the one, I told him I needed 2 (well at least 2 male ends/one ea. side), he grabbed another and smiled. I asked what's this gonna set me back? Reply: "Oh, they're $36 ea." So I reached into my pocket and pulled out all cash I had, 3 x $20, he grabbed it and said "good enough".
I left wondering if I should of pulled out $40 or $20??
Oh well ... like I said done deal, another fleecing of the boating folk. If I had been a hydraulic guy it probably woulda cost around $4.95 ea. LOL
04-15-2005, 01:40 AM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
Originally Posted by njgr8ful
F'in A Strip I was asking the same thing! When he handed me the one, I told him I needed 2 (well at least 2 male ends/one ea. side), he grabbed another and smiled.
I asked what's this gonna set me back? Reply: "Oh, they're $36 ea." So I reached into my pocket and pulled out all cash I had, 3 x $20, he grabbed it and said "good enough".
I left wondering if I should of pulled out $40 or $20?? Oh well ... like I said done deal, another fleecing of the boating folk. If I had been a hydraulic guy it probably woulda cost around $4.95 ea. LOL
I was asking the same thing! When he handed me the one, I told him I needed 2 (well at least 2 male ends/one ea. side), he grabbed another and smiled. I asked what's this gonna set me back? Reply: "Oh, they're $36 ea." So I reached into my pocket and pulled out all cash I had, 3 x $20, he grabbed it and said "good enough".
I left wondering if I should of pulled out $40 or $20??
Oh well ... like I said done deal, another fleecing of the boating folk. If I had been a hydraulic guy it probably woulda cost around $4.95 ea. LOL yea I think he gave ya the male ends allright
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04-15-2005, 06:02 AM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
yea I think he gave ya the male ends allright
04-15-2005, 08:11 AM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
Originally Posted by njgr8ful
Yup, and no grease with those 'fittings' either!!
Njgr8ful what kind of pump you going to use?
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04-15-2005, 08:50 AM
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Re: Oil drainage and changing
Originally Posted by Strip Poker 388
What no lube ? Now thats just rude
Njgr8ful what kind of pump you going to use?
Njgr8ful what kind of pump you going to use?
I'm using this one from West Marine with some mods ... of course
And I payed $139 +tax not price posted of that web page. I'll take some pics in the next day or 2 and post what got after the mods and the reemings Chris
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