Tom,
his message said 10 + 9 for standard or 10 + 19 for spine/flo.
Brad
On Feb 17, 2009, at 10:32 AM, Tom Flanagan wrote:
Seems to me you're getting a pretty good price as is - $38.00 labor
plus the price of the shaft is a pretty good hit, I think.
T
From: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:25:12 -0500
Subject: Re: ShopTalk: What's up?
To: [email protected]
I'm trying to do some early spring cleaning, and took a bunch of
steel shaft pull outs to the recycler.
One local guy pays $00.03 lb for steel and $00.43 lb for stainless
steel. He told me because a magnet stuck to it that it wasn't
stainless and only wanted to give me the $00.03.
Well, I don't know if their stainless or not, but I know a magnet
will stick to most stainless, the exception being if it has a very
high nickel content. My Vector 17-7 irons have 7% nickel which is
high and a magnet sure sticks to them.
Another local guy pays $00.20 for stainless and he took it as
stainless just by looking at it, he didn't whip out his pocket magnet.
So I got $52.00 for 260lbs of steel pull outs so that's about a
nickel a piece.
When we do a re shaft we charge $10.00 for the pull and prep, and
$9.00 for std assembly or $19.00 for spine and flo.
I wonder if the market would bare a "shaft disposal fee" Don't they
do that with tires?
David
In a message dated 2/17/2009 8:41:15 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, [email protected]
writes:
And, not a single post for a while since Muir told everyone to give
me a
hard time. Is anybody working, making many $$$, helping the hapless
golfers?
TFlan
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