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Yellow thingy

I went to the swap meet today for the first time in years, concentrating on tools and whatnot.

Among the various things I bought...near new1" Greenlee conduit bender ($8) etc etc etc...was a tall yellow thingy. Says Phoenix something or other on the front.

Got this lid cover thing on the top that opens and closes, with a lock and everything.

Inside was this big can of weilding? rod. Says Certainium 707 Electrodes. Pret near full of these whitish -tan sticks. 50 pounds, says right on the can.

It was a bitch carrying this thing back to the truck.

When I got it home, I plugged it in..and it got real hot inside.

Whats this thingy used for? Looks like it might make a good cooker for making pasta, cause its pretty deep and the pasta would hang down really well. Or even a polish sausage cooker.

And was $20 too much for it?

Gunner

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Gunner
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cents on the $ ain't bad.

Jeb

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Jeb

I use an oven like that as a foot warmer. Gunner got a 50 lb version though.

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Ignoramus16148

Gunner knows exactly what he got...That is a great find and he knows it. Heck 50lbs of rod nearly covers his 20$ to say nothing of the nice packageing it came in. Still I'll congratulate him on his find. And encourage him to put a bit more in the offering plate when next he goes to church.

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Kerry

What, an extra handful of .45ACP? Does it get destributed to the needy on the line, or is it sent airborn through paper? ;) --Glenn Lyford

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glyford

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Thank you in the Blessed Name of St. John Moses Browning.

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John Husvar

When I saw the 'subject' I thought you were talking about big bird. :)

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Michael A. Terrell

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