Re: front wheel bearing question

["Mr. Eddy" <eperson@students.uiuc.edu>]

Rapid rents it out for 20.  I dont know for how long.  

But i would expect a shop to take around 3 hours to do the job.  It could
be 150 to 200 for just labor.  I might as well get the tool from TT.  
But if i just take out the whole uprights, it will only be around 20 bucks
to get the bearings pressed in, plus 40 for an alignment.  I think i will
need one either way.
I would also like to get the toe settings more to my liking.
Anyway, anyone else that has done the job this way have any input whether
its worth it,  or should i just get the tool or have shop do it?
thanks

Eric

At 02:07 PM 12/10/99 -0700, Night Shadow wrote:
>
>ANOTHER Eric? Damn....we are taking over the world!
>
>> Also, what do you guys pay at a shop?  I think all the times i've had work
>> done it was around $40-50 an hour.  
>
>I guess I am lucky that I know of a decent (yet expensive) shop here in my
>town that has the tool.  And 40-50 an hour is actually a fairly low number
>now, at least around here.
>
>Mark at Adriondak used to rent the tool out...I don't know if he does that
>anymore though...
>
>Eric
>
>
>


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