WTB (Want to Borrow) Alignment tool

[DeejaysGTI]

Hello fellas, shortly I will be dropping in a 787 motor into my new 96XP.

The mounts were taken completely out of the ski, shims and everything. I feel it will be next to extremely difficult to get it back the way it was.

Does anyone have the alignment tool I can borrow? I'll do Paypal and a reasonable deposit or what ever terms you may have for borrowing.

I can't afford SBT's price at this time, and does not make sense for a one time use. I saw another website (not sure if I should mention the name or not?) but they had rentals for cheap, but they stopped doing them for a while because they are busy.

Let me know if you guys can help me out... I am in Connecticut, if that helps.

-Martin

 

[LouDoo]

Have you tried seadoosource.com ??

Lou

 

[DeejaysGTI]

Have you tried seadoosource.com ??

Lou

Thats the one, on top of the page says
"NOTE
I'm really swamped right now so have discontinued tool rentals until further notice. I hope to resume again in July if things slow down and will update this page when I do. Thanks!"

 

[DeejaysGTI]

No one has this tool?! I'll provide a tip$!

 

[Dr Honda]

Yes... but I'm not wiling to part with my tools, to a new member, and I'm sure others feel that way too. (not trying to be harsh, just telling the truth) Besides... the reason STB's price is high, is because they include a return shipping label... and that includes wear and tear on the tool. (and potential damage)

If you were closer to Pitt... I would help you out. (Sorry)

OK... with that said... the best option is to just buy the tool, and re-sell it. You can probably make most of your money back.

 

[DeejaysGTI]

Yes... but I'm not wiling to part with my tools, to a new member, and I'm sure others feel that way too. (not trying to be harsh, just telling the truth) Besides... the reason STB's price is high, is because they include a return shipping label... and that includes wear and tear on the tool. (and potential damage)

If you were closer to Pitt... I would help you out. (Sorry)

OK... with that said... the best option is to just buy the tool, and re-sell it. You can probably make most of your money back.

I suppose that makes sense. Unfortunately I am new here. What is the tool actually worth? If I ebay it after using it, do you think it will actually sell anywhere near what I paid for it?

Thanks again DrHonda,
-Martin

 

[Dr Honda]

You can probably put it up with a starting bid of $100, and I bet you will get 90% of what you paid for it.

 

[DeejaysGTI]

You can probably put it up with a starting bid of $100, and I bet you will get 90% of what you paid for it.

Gambling Gambling!

Oh well, gotta do things right.