Least expensive website to buy carbides?

[chillywilly]

Thanks for chiming in.

 

[sweeperguy]

E-bay

 

[slimcake]

I got some for sale cheap in the classifieds on this here site...

 

[Hoosier]

If you are looking for cheap I'd put a Want to buy ad on here or HCS. Lots of guys take off stock before even riding on them.

 

[united]

You could try Jet.com. No taxes, free shipping. You get a big discount on your first order. I think you put in 20NOW in the coupon code and they give you 20% off. I would say look around to find as much as you can for that first order and get the discount on everything you can.

 

[garyl62]

Call Scott Bergstom and ask him what the cash price would be, then send me a check for that amount plus $7.50. $5 to ship them to you and $2.50 to cover my beer at lunch on Saturday

 

[POLARISDAN]

Call Scott Bergstom and ask him what the cash price would be, then send me a check for that amount plus $7.50. $5 to ship them to you and $2.50 to cover my beer at lunch on Saturday

holy cow..now with the all the expenses on sledding i never knew to "shop carbides"..probably the least expensive part..

 

[1fujifilm]

Thanks for chiming in.

Buy a new sled every year, no belts, slides or carbides. Even less maintenance this year, no riding.

 

[sweeperguy]

Buy a new sled every year, no belts, slides or carbides. Even less maintenance this year, no riding.

Yea Okay

 

[bearrassler]

I bought some new take offs from my dealer last year for twenty bucks.