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Re: Is this good for a Super A? Can I use somethin


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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 27, 2005 at 14:14:44 from (209.226.247.32):

In Reply to: Re: Is this good for a Super A? Can I use somethin posted by scott#2 on January 27, 2005 at 05:51:53:

scott: I have had quite a few personal e mails over past couple of weeks with Super A guys. I think you were one of them. Are you the guy from Sask, Canada? Did you ever get an e mail from me? If you are the guy from Sask, when I sent you an e mail, I got a message saying undeliverable. I've forgotten the reason. I had this happen with another individual in Sask. Let me know on this. I'm having a bit of trouble keeping it straight on who's who.

Now back to your disk, and this is why I asked about the e mail. Couple of years back, a guy was on YT one evening, owned a Super C, and was shopping for a disk. The only disks he could find in size for Super C, (and he was looking at 24 blade disks), were in the range of $600. to $800., basically new disks. He was also seeing big disks that he could buy for much less money. A neighbor had a 44 blade wheel controled disk. Wanted $100. for the disk.

I first responded, asking what fabrication skills he had, type of welding, grinding, cutting equipment, etc. I soon made up my mind this guy had some decent skills and shop equipment. I then responded back suggesting he buy the 44 blade disk and cut it down to a 24 blade disk. I advised I would guide him through this proceedure. For the next 4 days we each sent two full screen e mails per day, some with photos. Then he started to build, through the weekend I never heard tell of him. By Sun. morning my curiosity was getting the best of me, so I sent an e mail. Still no responce. By noon Sun. I made up my mind things were not going well, he was probably so annoyed with me for talking him into this, that I would never hear tell of him again. On Mon. morning he sent me 3 photos of his new 24 blade working behind his Super C.

Are you game? This guy lived 800 miles from me and we still have never met. I have a photo of that disk on file.


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