Parts markup

[Isaac Sadigursky]

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Lesson #2 in parts mark-up

Larry Crabb shared this story a few years back:

A farmer in one of the Northern states was reading a newspaper about a huge
crops of watermelons in Florida.So,he borrowes $3,000 from his cousin,drives
to Florida,purchases those watermelons at $1 a piece,all 3 thousand of
them,drives back  home and sells them at $1 a piece.

After counting the money,all $3,ooo ,he stops and thinks :Well,I borrowed
all this money,drove back and forth,sold the product and didn't make any
profit. Maybe,next time I shoud take A BIGGER TRUCK..

Best to everyone.. Isaac

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From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On Behalf
Of Brad Selves Piano
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 4:28 PM
To: Pianotech Archives
Subject: Parts markup

 

I'd like a concensus on how much pianotechs mark up parts they purchase to
do a job. For example, a set of hammers, shanks and flanges costing approx.
$800. How much do you charge the customer for them?

 

BRAD SELVES

Certified Piano Technician

Serving London & Southwestern Ontario

www.bradselvespiano.com <http://www.bradselvespiano.com/> 

519.318.2996

 


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