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Old 05-03-2012, 01:46 PM
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I checked and it was partsmartparts.com. My mistake. Anyhow, they recently linked up with Amazon so you have to got Amazon and put partsmart in the keyword.
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I have several outfits near me that I buy from that also have locations throughout the general area I run... the upper midwest. Inland Truck is a good parts source (especially drive train components) from smaller parts up thru rebuilt trannies, axles, driveshafts, etc. They also have drive in service at a lot of their locations. I use a Mack dealership that can get me bulk pricing on Donaldson filters. I use a local oil supplier, Allied Oil and Tire, that will deliver my oil, free of charge, to my house for just over $12 a gallon in a 55 drum and haul away the used oil for free as well. And get far better prices on tires than any "sales" on Michelins elsewhere. I use Vanderhaaag's for getting a used replacement item in good shape (mostly body or chassis type items unique to my truck) for far less than new from the dealer. Also use Midwest Wheel once in a while for a part or two. And don't forget Ebay. I do an occasional scan thru Ebay and come across an item that is at a killer price. I may not need it right at that moment, but will down the line. And drive past the local farm and home supply. You might be surprised what you can find in there, from frame boxes to bushings, pins, etc and many other interesting items.
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Old 09-04-2012, 04:50 PM
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I have used rydertruckparts.com
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Depends on where I'm at. We have a local parts place that has everything you can dream of but, if I'm out somewhere either Fleet Pride or Car Quest.
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Rydertruckparts.com is really good site. All parts are available in nominal rates...
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Hey Everyone:

I used finditparts.com (not so good), truckhelp.com for baldwin filters and most recently found a new website everythingtruckparts.com for donaldson filter and bendix brakes. Everythingtruckparts is brand new and I just kinda stumbled upon them. I spoke to a real nice fella who said they are adding parts daily and said if you don't see something on webiste they can most likely find for you.

That's about it. If anyone has anymore websites - please post. Thanks and Happy Holidays.

Bud
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Old 12-04-2012, 09:19 AM
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There are many online companies which are providing different parts. There are many retail shops also. It depends upon where you are residing and whether you prefer buying online or not.
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