RCBS makes me want to puke.....
10-20-2006 | 06:47 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: RCBS makes me want to puke.....
ORIGINAL: steviebiggun
they are stockholder owned, so they have to cut corners everywhere. in my opinion, we use to build one of the finest products in the industry, now since we are a "corporation" I feel we no longer build a product I would consider purchasing or recommeding to my friends,
they are stockholder owned, so they have to cut corners everywhere. in my opinion, we use to build one of the finest products in the industry, now since we are a "corporation" I feel we no longer build a product I would consider purchasing or recommeding to my friends,
10-22-2006 | 03:49 PM
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RE: RCBS makes me want to puke.....
I feel it is the same as what is going on with the auto industry. I just found out that for my 2005 F150, it would require a tool that costs in excess of $2k to remove the fuel line to replace the fuel pump.
heres a picture of the tool
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You beat me to it. Stop and think, what kind of tool would it take to cost $2K to replace a $100 fuel line?
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10-23-2006 | 06:41 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Michigan
RE: RCBS makes me want to puke.....
ORIGINAL: HighDesertWolf
hey bud I dont know who told you they cost in excess of 2 grand.... whoever did is smokin crack!! the special tool you need is a lock ring wrench Owatonna tool co. part# OTC-6599 they only cost about 60 bucks at any auto parts retailer.
heres a picture of the tool
ORIGINAL: statjunk
We live in a disposible economy now. Nothing is made to last and it is done purposely. Ever wonder why new cell phones don't last as long as the older ones.
I feel it is the same as what is going on with the auto industry. I just found out that for my 2005 F150, it would require a tool that costs in excess of $2k to remove the fuel line to replace the fuel pump. Either way they are using manufactuing to get us. Hereand over there!
Tom
We live in a disposible economy now. Nothing is made to last and it is done purposely. Ever wonder why new cell phones don't last as long as the older ones.
I feel it is the same as what is going on with the auto industry. I just found out that for my 2005 F150, it would require a tool that costs in excess of $2k to remove the fuel line to replace the fuel pump. Either way they are using manufactuing to get us. Hereand over there!
Tom
heres a picture of the tool
Tom
10-24-2006 | 04:36 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: A flat lander lost in the mountains of Northern,AZ
RE: RCBS makes me want to puke.....
ORIGINAL: statjunk
Is it possible that they guy was talking about a tool to remove the fuel pump? I really trust the guy that told me this so I'd be disappointed if he was wrong. I likely misunderstood him.
Tom
ORIGINAL: HighDesertWolf
hey bud I dont know who told you they cost in excess of 2 grand.... whoever did is smokin crack!! the special tool you need is a lock ring wrench Owatonna tool co. part# OTC-6599 they only cost about 60 bucks at any auto parts retailer.
heres a picture of the tool
ORIGINAL: statjunk
We live in a disposible economy now. Nothing is made to last and it is done purposely. Ever wonder why new cell phones don't last as long as the older ones.
I feel it is the same as what is going on with the auto industry. I just found out that for my 2005 F150, it would require a tool that costs in excess of $2k to remove the fuel line to replace the fuel pump. Either way they are using manufactuing to get us. Hereand over there!
Tom
We live in a disposible economy now. Nothing is made to last and it is done purposely. Ever wonder why new cell phones don't last as long as the older ones.
I feel it is the same as what is going on with the auto industry. I just found out that for my 2005 F150, it would require a tool that costs in excess of $2k to remove the fuel line to replace the fuel pump. Either way they are using manufactuing to get us. Hereand over there!
Tom
heres a picture of the tool
Tom
