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Welder
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I just recieved the HE yesterday! Very nice!
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BMW Fan
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Good to know that you are happy, Jeff.
Just in case you are looking for a heated Filter, hand primer pump and a Baldwin Filter BF 587-D included. Price : $ 139.00
The Filter isn't shown
I'll attach some pictures.
Click to see the big picture
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Welder
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| Posted: Wed Apr 09, 2008 4:51 am Post subject: |
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Very cool, Klaus!
If I weren't designing my own filter, I'd buy that one fast.
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BMW Fan
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It is possible to add a 300 WATT PTC- regulated electrical heater.
Or two if wanted ....but watch for your alternator.
300 Watt = app. 25 ampere
Pictures show the structure of the flow path.
Klaus
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VegMeister
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| Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2008 4:33 pm Post subject: |
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| Welder wrote: |
I got a great deal off E-Bay, but the ports were threaded MALE and required male-to-female intermediate fittings before the actual hosebarb fittings were installed. Because I chose stainless, I paid through the nose...
Anyway, I wound up with 3 FPHEs that had fittings that cost almost half of what the HEs cost. The intermediate fittings were reasonably priced, but because they were relatively rare reducers and intended to match two different pipe sizes, they cost significantly more than if I had just bought your female ported HEs in the first place. At least 6 of the 12 ports were able to be made female with commonly available cheaper pipe couplings, so that lessened the pain a bit.
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What? He sells a female ported FPHE? I ordered it and got the male... ah well. Hey BMWFan can you tell me what kind of fittings are on your FPHE? I tried screwing a 3/4" female NPT on there (I just assumed it was NPT) and soon realized it was NOT the right threads :S
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BMW Fan
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Hi VegMeister,
please help me out I have a difficult time to understand your problem.
You ordered and got the complete pack
FPHE, 90 degree fittings, Insulation box
What is the connection to Welders post ?
I am not selling my fittings separate.
Pictures showing every detail of the set are on page 1.
BMW Fan
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VegMeister
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| Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:55 am Post subject: |
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BMW Fan,
There is no problem with your product, all the fittings are just fine. However, I'm curious what kind of fittings the 3/4 and 1/2" male pipe fittings are... perhaps they are NTP but I think I'm going to have to re-tap the stupid NTP female fittings I have... maybe that's what I get for buying some crappy made in USA fittings? I do know the quality of fittings down here in the states has been going down since I moved here.
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1988 Ford 6.9L OEM dual tank, 90+% veg oil blend.
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BMW Fan
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BMW Fan
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Question to the audience :
I got criticized because I’m showing prices separate for FPHE, Swiffel Connectors and Insulation Box on my web page and in this add.
But, I am selling only as a package at a very low price ( package $ 111.50 )
I thought that would allow people to compare and allow to make their decision easy.
Selling my Insulation Box and the swiffel connectors alone at such a low price would be stupid and not cover cost.
Shall I change it to a package price? Any idea, any thought would be appreciated
Thanks
BMW Fan
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coachgeo
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| BMW Fan wrote: | Question to the audience :
I got criticized because I’m showing prices separate for FPHE, Swiffel Connectors and Insulation Box on my web page and in this add.
But, I am selling only as a package at a very low price ( package $ 111.50 )
I thought that would allow people to compare and allow to make their decision easy.
Selling my Insulation Box and the swiffel connectors alone at such a low price would be stupid and not cover cost.
Shall I change it to a package price? Any idea, any thought would be appreciated...
http://www.crawldog.com/klausold/ |
Haave not been to your site so this may be irrelevant.... that and this is an old thread
IMHO I would list the price of each item at an estimation of the over the counter price at local stores as well as the Over the Counter price for FPHE and cover...... then show the price of your "discounted" package.
Make sure it is well marked that your list of item cost is a SAMPLE ONLY and is there only to show the cost savings of buying your package deal.
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coachgeo
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Tit for tat, bickering, and other stuff mucking up this thread has been moved HERE and locked.
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