Transport Leaving Wednesday for the East Coast

Oddly enough I'm finding myself making a similar trip at a similar time. Leaving next Friday from the DFW area heading to CT with a 24' auto / cargo trailer nearly empty on the way up (will be full on the way back). Should be a tiring pain in the posterior.

Pete C.

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Want to have lunch on your way through tennessee pete? Send me an email.

My route as mapped by Delorme Street Atlas has me passing well above TN, through IL, IN and OH.

Pete C.

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Ewwww From Dallas Fort Worth?...odd I would have thought it shorter to go I40 to I81. Check it out.

Leigh:

You would be welcome to supper or a visit to the school shop. Or both for that matter.

You don't say where in CT you will be but if in the eastern half consider yourself invited.

Errol Groff

Instructor, Manufacturing Technology H.H. Ellis Technical High School

New England Model Engineering Society

No money right now for buying machines (also you've not got anything I need at the moment). However if you happen to take I-40 on your way back I've got a couple of things that I think Gunner might like.

Right now we have to go through Oklahoma City on the return so you might suggest to Gunner what he might like. The trailer is still not fully committed westbound either, so anyone needing something East to West along I-40 should start asking questions.

Errol: That is a great offer! I often get ahead of schedule and if I can see a few free hours I'll give you a call. I know if you are anything like me we could spend three days deciding which way is the best to hold a triangular, rounded hex shaft with 12 protrusions at random angles to fit a .0004" keyway on the left. Leigh at MarMachine

If he does..Ill give him the big #5 Tweeco Mig torch I keep forgetting to send to you.

Gunner

"A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences."

- Proverbs 22:3

Chuckle...indeed.

Gunner

"A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences."

- Proverbs 22:3

I have a Lincoln LN 7 with gun and wire. I have no way to operate this tech school hand me down. It sure needs a good home.

Dan Oklahoma City

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Well, north of Dallas proper, actually up in Denison near the Ok border. Will review routing options some more before I head out.

Pete C.

I've got your plasma torch parts boxed up but I've never got them sent. If he has enough room I might throw the old plasma machine itself on the trailer as well so you can have a source of spare parts.

You're welcome to stop by either way. I've got a old Linde PCM-100 that Gunner could use as spare parts for his as well as the torch and parts he needs for it.

If anyone would like a Precision form grinder I've got one of those available as well.