Figure on the better part of a day for your first installation. half that if you do a second one. Sit down, read the instructions all the way through before starting anything, then follow them line for line. they are very detailed and very good with all the parts you need. If you can read and follow directions and do not rush yourself to "git er done" like Larry the Cable Guy it is a pretty straight forward job and easily acomplished in about any decent farm shop with decent mechanical skills. Tech support is good if you need it also. Ag Leader has been a good company to do business with.

On price, the salesman at our dealership I deal with on stuff that is out of the ordianry that I just tell him what I want and he doesn't have to do a lot of work and knows I pretty much take care of my own problems and will not tie up a lot of dealership time he gives me for 10% over cost plus shipping - I think that is fair. He cant do that with all his customers cause some are  PITA. Your mileage may vary.

John