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Roger Rettig


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Post  Posted 16 Oct 2002 5:24 pm    
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I've already 'posted' this in 'Events...' (on reflection, the wrong place!)

Is there someone I can call in this area who could change some 'pulls' on my LeGrande?

I'd be much obliged for any suggestions....
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Andy Alford

 

Post  Posted 16 Oct 2002 6:39 pm    
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Bob Simmons
1-205 647-2331
If its a steel that needs help,Bob is the pro who can help you.
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Roger Rettig


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Naples, FL
Post  Posted 17 Oct 2002 6:05 am    
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Thank you, Andy, but I was hoping there'd be someone in this area (that area code looks like GA).

I really should be able to do this stuff myself! Can anyone recommend what tools I should have? The allen-wrench I have is the right size, but I can't get sufficient leverage to loosen the bell-cranks on the cross-rod.

I HATE those circlips (should that be 'C-clips'?)! How do they come off? Bobbe Seymour replaced a couple of mine with the Sho-Bud 'clips' a while back - they're much better, and even I can deal with them!

I'm pondering some changes, and it would be great if I didn't have to schedule an appointment every time a new thought struck me!

Thanks...

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Roger Rettig

[This message was edited by Roger Rettig on 17 October 2002 at 07:37 AM.]

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