jmamrak Member Jul 17, 2014 382 82 Lagrange KY Jul 27, 2019 #1 What is a reasonable value of a mars 888? Also do I need to lube anything? It seems to work perfectly Does anyone know how to date these? Attachments 4204520F-481A-4FD0-B0B6-DC92D8A76F23.jpeg 182.9 KB · Views: 13 2334829A-B134-465F-8285-3725525B289E.jpeg 169.8 KB · Views: 12 Last edited: Jul 27, 2019 Reactions: CrownVic97
What is a reasonable value of a mars 888? Also do I need to lube anything? It seems to work perfectly Does anyone know how to date these?
Skulldigger Member Aug 23, 2015 1,742 1,779 Georgia / USA www.youtube.com Aug 10, 2019 #2 They tend to be pricey. White lube on the gears is helpful. Have no idea about dating mars equipment, they still make them and parts are available. Reactions: jmamrak
They tend to be pricey. White lube on the gears is helpful. Have no idea about dating mars equipment, they still make them and parts are available.
jmamrak Member Jul 17, 2014 382 82 Lagrange KY Aug 11, 2019 #3 Skulldigger said: They tend to be pricey. White lube on the gears is helpful. Have no idea about dating mars equipment, they still make them and parts are available. Click to expand... Thank you sir. I still have not decided on the value. I did order a couple parts, and a bulb. I was able to get all the rust off and make it very shiny again!
Skulldigger said: They tend to be pricey. White lube on the gears is helpful. Have no idea about dating mars equipment, they still make them and parts are available. Click to expand... Thank you sir. I still have not decided on the value. I did order a couple parts, and a bulb. I was able to get all the rust off and make it very shiny again!
Crownfire Member Member Jun 23, 2011 531 288 USA CA Aug 11, 2019 #4 If the tag says manufactured in Chicago it’s older; Mars moved to Florida more recently. You should be able to google the year of the move.
If the tag says manufactured in Chicago it’s older; Mars moved to Florida more recently. You should be able to google the year of the move.