so does that mean everyone's bringing me 1 fine Cigar and my fav. beer (AKA: Sprite) at the next meetmichaelanthony wrote:Doug you are "the man" no doubt!
HELP!!! Trouble With NU-Chrome
- Hambden Bob
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You saved his can,Gunny !Thank You !! Lesson 1: When someone tells you to go get your parts,go,go now!.......Lesson 2: We have a vast array of trained assault specialists in so many areas and disciplines on this Board. It's truly a rich gift to have! Post a question regarding reputation and direct experiences with a vendor/supplier prior to engaging in business with them. If you can avoid hosehead shaft-artists like this poor guy encountered,you'll be miles ahead of rest who just don't bother.......... ......I do believe "The Mayor" can be proud of what his Board achieved ! Carry On you batch O'Loonies ! :discuss:
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In all fairness Glenwoodman had sent out his parts to these knuckleheads last fall (so it was before their "meld down" and all the public complaints). But good advise to give a google search on vendors before sending priceless/irreplaceable antiques to themHambden Bob wrote:You saved his can,Gunny !Thank You !! Lesson 1: When someone tells you to go get your parts,go,go now!.......Lesson 2: We have a vast array of trained assault specialists in so many areas and disciplines on this Board. It's truly a rich gift to have! Post a question regarding reputation and direct experiences with a vendor/supplier prior to engaging in business with them. If you can avoid hosehead shaft-artists like this poor guy encountered,you'll be miles ahead of rest who just don't bother.......... ......I do believe "The Mayor" can be proud of what his Board achieved ! Carry On you batch O'Loonies ! :discuss:
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DC, ya I asked on my thread I posted when I restored that stove. Also Emory from the Stove Hospital recommended and still was using them himself. I just tracked the package they are already in Maine at the sorting facility a couple of towns over....
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....crazy like a fox!dcrane wrote:so does that mean everyone's bringing me 1 fine Cigar and my fav. beer (AKA: Sprite) at the next meetmichaelanthony wrote:Doug you are "the man" no doubt!
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Crystal got her jewelry back today... She is all cleaned up and polished w/ new mica. All I have to do is re-seal the stove pipe. Question...how many of you all re-seal the stove pipe every year??? Thank you again DC...
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Nope, I just screw mine together
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Glad to hear she's back together where she belongs we deserve a final post from you on this thread with her smiling in all her glory!
I don't seal pipe at all either (4 screws in each joint and done).
I don't seal pipe at all either (4 screws in each joint and done).
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See even in MAhole there are good people...
It took some pushing...
Glad you asked for the help...
and it turned out good...
A little something for DC...
It took some pushing...
Glad you asked for the help...
and it turned out good...
A little something for DC...
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You did a good thing there ducane. Remember that in the Universe there is what I call the,"Favor Bank." If you make deposits into it, then; when you need to make a withdrawal, somehow things always work out.
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I'll tell Ya's,the save on the 'Ol Girl's Jewelry was huge ! I'm proud to be with Folk's who understand the Treasure that could've been lost due to a Biz that's flaking out ! Don't mistake me,I wasn't on my High Horse when I posted that you should've gone immediate Gonzo to retrieve your fine articles from these Porcupine Heads. I guess I was simply shocked to learn just how close you came to losing some tough to replace valuables ! Dammit,for 450 dineros up front,you couldn't have been more above board as a Customer. This could've turned into a real Puker of a Stove Thread ! Thanx for your Restoration Efforts,and Thanx once again,Gunny for puttin' the "Slambango" on the Retrieve of the "Lost Art Works".......Don't Screw With Us Coalers,For We Are A Small But Mighty Force To Be Reckon'd With !!! :box: