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cmacedo
Posted: January 22, 2009 02:41 pm


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Hi to ALL

Everything is fine here, the summer is nice and temp 20~30C. Vacations!!!
I've been quoting prices for some hidraulic parts here in Brazil and in Paraguai, but both countries sells Cit parts very expensive, just to give you an ideia:
527146 sphere rear 30 bar 66 U$
5451376 brake 400cm3 62 bar 61 U$
95669124 regulator sphere 450cm3 75 bar 77,50 U$
96045530 regulator sphere 400 cm3 50 bar 60,50 U$ .
527188 sphere bracket left 835 U$
527144 sphere front susp 450cm3 50 bar 96 U$ .
96019316 cylinder boot 45 U$ .
5451376 sphere circuit breaker 400cm3 62 bar 61 U$.
96168249 front light Left 45,40 U$.

where to buy?

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lez
Posted: January 22, 2009 05:19 pm


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the problem is not only currency but shipping.

I can get an accumulator sphere (sphere circuit breaker 400cm3 62 bar 61 U$.) for about £25 which is now about $40 but to ship it would cost more than I care to think

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cmacedo
Posted: January 27, 2009 04:25 pm


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Thanks Lez
You're wright, the freight specially for hydraulic parts, ie. spheres and struts is really expensive. Maybe I have to go to Germany soon, can I find reasonable priced parts there?

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Caique


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jorgy9
Posted: January 27, 2009 06:41 pm


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Have a look at this

http://www.myparts.org/

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bobhalliday
Posted: January 27, 2009 10:24 pm


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Hi G. Handy to know but seriously pricey?
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Posted: January 28, 2009 01:15 am


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Hi Bob
Pricey yes for us in UK but as Carlos is in Brazil, depending on postage, could be good news for him, haven't checked though.
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