is 3500 lbs. When the Moose first came out, it was called an SR3500... but
understandably there was a great deal of confusion trying to figure out the
difference between the SR2500 and SR3500 when the 2500 gross weight was
3500. ;-)
Anyway, I bought Moose #195SR in January 2002, and I believe the base price
at that time was around $28,000.
Any yes, you can buy everything you need to turn an SR2500 into a Moose. In
fact, when you buy a Moose, you get an SR2500 manual along with the
supplemental manual to turn a completed SR2500 into a Moose... and from
these you must figure out how to build a Moose. It can be a bit confusing
sometimes when the manual calls for SR2500 parts that you didn't even get
because they have been replaced with something else for the Moose.
Mike
----- Original Message -----
From: <mdunlop1910@dcsol.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2008 8:54 AM
Subject: [rebel-builders] Cost of SR 2500 kit
Can anyone tell me what a SR kit cost 7 to 8 years ago??
What did Murphy do different to the SR when they sold the SR 3000. I know
it is not a Moose, rated at 3500. According to the seller of a kit i
found i can
get the parts from Murphy to make the 3000 a 3500 is that correct?
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