Sticky Blake Co-Ax Indicator

Marty Escarcega wrote in news:Xns94CE3DD201323escarcegacoxnet@68.6.19.6:

Marty, Usually a good spray with some alchohol will remove the gunk that causes indicators to stick. Ink remover also works well.

Amazingly informative web site! Great reading, and good to know that there's a repair site near to me. Thanks for the link.

Jim

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Marty, I saved this post from long ago, but neglected to include the name of who provided the information. What I'm saying is: don't give me the credit; it belongs to someone else, but I don't know who.

Orrin ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Blake does service them and the company's a pleasure to deal with. You can send them the Co-Ax indicator and they'll telephone you with a no-obligation estimate and, if you don't want it repaired, will send it back to you without shipping costs! Repair costs are also very reasonable (they repaired my beat-up Co-Ax and made it like new for a total cost of less than $30).

Their address etc.: Blake Manufacturing Company

15310 Proctor Avenue City of Industry, CA 91745-1075 Phone (800) 545-3020 (626) 968-6481 Fax (626) 333-1645

Thanks Orrin, I will give Blake a call on Monday and see how it goes. Marty

Orrin Iseminger wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com: