No need for an apolgy. I was just surprised that someone would try to enter the market at that price point. Doesn’t make sense to me.
Did someone recently purchase Marvel Schebler?
No need for an apolgy. I was just surprised that someone would try to enter the market at that price point. Doesn’t make sense to me.
Did someone recently purchase Marvel Schebler?
-- Paul S
Model III SN910
582 IVO Med
Good Point. I submitted a question to MS to ask if the $125 is for a single float, or a pair of floats. I do agree that $500.00 for four floats is too high.
I thought when I saw them online, it was for a pair of floats, but going back and reading it again, it really may be $125 for each float.
I went back and looked at Aircraft Spruce and they sell a Pair of floats for $93.00, so your right - that is a much better value.
I'll report back if I hear from MS.
Rodney
If the MS floats are superior, potentially a "lifetime" item instead of the constant problems with the Bing units, there maybe a market for them at $25 more per pair.
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catal.../carbfloat.php Says quanity 1.
That's a quantity of 1 pair - (2 floats - enough for one carburetor).
John Evens
Arvada, CO
Kitfox SS7 N27JE
EAA Lifetime
Chap. 43 honorary Lifetime
Got a reply from MS today.
“The MS80-430 floats are offered at $125.00 US. This is for 2 floats that are direct replacements for the existing Bing floats P/N 861-184.”
Ok. Now it’s not too bad a deal. I think if I ever have to replace floats I would probably use these. It would eliminate taking the floats out n weighing them each year.
Rodney
“The MS80-430 floats are offered at $125.00 US. This is for 2 floats that are direct replacements for the existing Bing floats P/N 861-184.”
Now that's much better. I don't quite get it that "quanity 1" actually means 2 but hey, who's complaining? I'll make a note to buy these if I ever need to replace mine. Thanks for the info. James Thomas
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