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Snowman Grand Master

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Alright - the time has come to make the snowmobile go faster :cheers:

Most parts are under control but does anyone know of a good source to get a Bosch 044 fuel pump nice and cheap?

Thanks in advance!

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Snowman Grand Master

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Simon - yeah gerald has given me a price. Im just seeing if I can beat it! :P

You looked a happy man last night I must say. No excuses not to come along to events now!

And Shan.... thanks but no.

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Snowman Grand Master

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Um... no the price I have from gerald doesnt include fitting. Just chasing a parts price first.

Its already booked in for June 7th to start the work so I gotta get this tuff sorted soonish.

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You mean like this one I have? for you $600 today only.

barrrrrrrrrrrrrr u can buy 2 for that price.

i bet ash cant get it cheaper than g ;)

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INASNT he can get them cheaper than that...

I get my bosch gear off the same guy Ash does and we get 044 cheaper than $380

Snowman, I replied to your thread on F/A saying I can help you out but seeing as Ash has the same contact just get Ash to get it for ya.

Cheers

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