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From: "Barrett/Burns" <2thman@olympus.net>
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Subject: aircraft jacks
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 23:26:24 -0700
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For Curtis KROUSE,

I'm really happy with the jacks I made - there should be a good digital
photo in Marv's collection on his web site.  I've submitted a how to article
to Jim and Lynda Frantz (LNN) as well.  They are made from cylinders that
were obtained from Harbor Freight and welded up frames.  They have a two
foot extension so are good for short legs and long.  If you can't find the
picture or don't want to wait for LNN, let me know and I'll email the text
and picture to you.  They're better then most jacks I've seen on the  market
and I paid about $125 in materials for the pair.

Regards,
John Barrett
360 385 1000


[John... it appears that we don't have a photo of your jacks on the LML
homepage.  If you can send me a JPG or two of them I'll get them loaded up
ASAP.       <Marv>     ]

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