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    Posted: 22 Sep 2010 at 7:16am
I went on Ebay for a replacement traction booster gauge and they wanted $109 for a "nonfunctioning" gauge.  What's the deal?  What are the choices?
 
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Jim
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Pay what they want, or buy a 5000 pound oil filled pressure gauge for $30. It won't say Allis Chalmers on it but it will show when the system is working. Charlie
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Surplus has 5000# 2' dry gauges for $4.95.
Why do today what you can put off til tomorrow.
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Some vendors on this site have new looking, non functioning ones cheaper.  It's the price you have to pay to keep your tractor looking stock.
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OLDOUG on here redoes the gauges and makes them look as good as new. You can look at some of his work on andy gubbels web page. I would try him very honest guy to deal with to
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I offer a working and nonworking gauge.  $150 for working $75 nonworking with a core exchange.  Message me for more details if interested.  Thanks.
 
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