Spotted at the KME plant . . .

[Roto-Ray]

It might be for some people.  Grumman was cheaper than everyone back in the early 1990's.  They were low bid everywhere.  By 1993, they were gone.

 

 

Interesting thought.  That being said, the 23-year-old front-line HME/Grumman engine has given us zero problems and we'd buy another one today if they were still around.

 

The question is - is KME low-balling to get the sales, or is the Pierce product able to sell itself so well that they can charge whatever they want because people will buy them regardless of price?