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Tony Hwang Tony Hwang is offline
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Default Repair or replace



Ed Pawlowski wrote:
Repair or replace. That question often comes up here. I had two
examples in the past week.

I have a Rubbermaid mailbox and post that wad damaged in the snowstorms.
Replacement post, delivered $54
New mailbox and post $52

The light under the kitchen cabinet burned out. It is a fluorescent
fixture that takes an F15 bulb
Replacement bulb $6.88
New fixture including bulb $6.96
The fixture is "assembled in USA" too.

Makes one wonder how they do the pricing of this stuff.

Hi,
My rule of thumb, buy best you can afford, keep it long.
Stay above prosumer level quality.