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Mexibeetle

Oct 6, 2003 07:25 PM

I'm thinking of having a pulley professionally installed. What are Randy, Helix, and others charging for labor to install one?

newbs49

Oct 6, 2003 07:36 PM

Pulley Install

Helix was at OcktCOOPER FEST in New Jersey this weekend and Eric from Helix was telling everyone $400.00 for the pulley installed. A real good deal. :smile:

Bk_MCS

Oct 6, 2003 07:36 PM

I think it's about $400 for the pulley and the install if I remember correctly.

minihune

Oct 6, 2003 10:08 PM

Last time I checked roughly $399 plus tax for RandyBMC at the pulley parties and Eric from Helix13 charges $411 out the door which includes tax. So roughly the same.

All the pulleys are about the same in terms of reliability and each installer has the tools to install whatever you want.

Randy travels all over the place doing pulley parties and Eric does pulley parties but usually at Helix13.

Take your pick, you'll be glad you did it. :wink:

RandyBMC

Oct 6, 2003 10:31 PM

minihune got it just about right - but no tax if the install is done outside of Colorado.

$400 (or $399 in marketing speak) gets you the pulley and the install.

I like the Alta pulley, but can install the Mania or Madness/Turner or even the PROMINI pulleys. I have used them all.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

Randy

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