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Mar 31, 2010 | 09:20 AM

#16

Parts Guy Wyatt

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Quote:

Originally Posted by F350-6

If we didn't, I blame Ed for not telling us about this sooner.

oh sure, pile it on. I have broad shoulders........

I'm in a whole new world working in a TRUCK store.... dealing with International, Cummings, Cat, Hino, Sterling, Bendix, Alliant, and any freaking thing else under the sun....ugh

and you are worrying about a coffee cup

hahahahahaha

Mar 31, 2010 | 06:02 PM

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F350-6

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Originally Posted by partsguyed.com

I'm in a whole new world working in a TRUCK store.... dealing with International, Cummings, Cat, Hino, Sterling, Bendix, Alliant, and any freaking thing else under the sun....ugh

and you are worrying about a coffee cup

So what you're saying is, you'll be able to hook us up with lots more different coffee cups and caps now?

Mar 31, 2010 | 06:10 PM

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Izzy351

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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth

I'll take one of each, please. Well, you can keep the "Cummings" hat.

BTW, maybe Ed can get a lid for Ray...

Mar 31, 2010 | 07:27 PM

#19

JonathanN

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From: Garden City, KS

Hey, Joe... I like a Cummins. It just sucks that they have to come in such a crappy truck. I like a PSD over any other engine, but a Cummins is pretty close!

Mar 31, 2010 | 07:30 PM

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F350-6

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JonathanN

Hey, Joe... I like a Cummins. It just sucks that they have to come in such a crappy truck. I like a PSD over any other engine, but a Cummins is pretty close!

We like to give Ed a hard time around here Jon. If you'll notice, Ed spelled it Cummings, quite probably as a shot at the Dodge boys since he's a true Ford man, but Joe was making fun of the misspelled Cummin"g"s and enjoying picking on Ed.

Ed takes it well because we also like to buy lots of stuff from him, so it all works out in the end.

Mar 31, 2010 | 07:37 PM

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JonathanN

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From: Garden City, KS

Ok... I was wondering why everybody kept spelling it "Cummings". I didn't think you guys were THAT dumb!

BTW... I'll take some IH, Cummins, CAT, and Sterling gear ANYTIME!!! My old CAT hat needs to be put on a shelf... FOR GOOD!!!

So, would someone tell me where "Cummings" came from, anyways?

Mar 31, 2010 | 07:41 PM

#22

7.3 Rocket

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From: Wallingford, CT

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Originally Posted by JonathanN

OSo, would someone tell me where "Cummings" came from, anyways?

Some ratard that couldn't spell? That's my bet.

Mar 31, 2010 | 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveH-CO

$52.95 for a 7.3 fuel filter at my dealer. They can keep the coffee cup.

Boy ,your dealer is really raping people.I buy my fuel filters from the dealers near me $5 or $6 cheaper than napa crap.I made my absolute last trip to anynapa store 15months ago

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Apr 1, 2010 | 09:36 AM

#24

brian42

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From: San Diego, CA

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Originally Posted by rbaker6336

Boy ,your dealer is really raping people.I buy my fuel filters from the dealers near me $5 or $6 cheaper than napa crap.I made my absolute last trip to anynapa store 15months ago

Each dealership has it's own markup policy over their cost to get the part. I think that the dealership closest to me lists their MSRP price somewhere between $70-$80 for the filter. Depending on who helps me at the counter cuts me a "deal" and is willing to let it go for $50-ish because I'm a "good customer" (even though I rarely go to them).

That's why there's ED