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05-21-2010, 08:24 PM
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Ordered connecting rod......but
Hi All,
Well...I finally ordered a connecting rod for my 682 project from a "reputable" IH parts source, as mentioned on various threads. When it arrived today, I was a bit confused. Take a look at the link below at the 6th item down, and tell me what you think is being offered, given the picture, and the wording in the description. The price seemed great for what is being offered....and I really was hoping to stay away from aftermarket rods...but I'm now the proud owner of a Stens rod for my K301 rebuild. Did I misread something, or not understand the wording or picture correctly? I'm not really upset, but not really sure what to do next. I priced a new Kohler brand rod at my local Cub dealer for $37, and with shipping this one was $32  What do ya all think?? I'm not bashing anyone, but would like some opinions as to what I should do next. It wont be worth it to return it since I'll end up paying shipping and a restocking fee... Jeff (teet)
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