RE: (ET) data on lift motor assy.

["Solid Technologies" <solidtech qwest net>]

Paul,

  On the manuals - there's a few folks (including myself) on the list that could convert the paper manuals to pdf files for posting.  That way anyone could go to the Elec-trak web site (http://www.elec-trak.com/) and just download what they needed.  So, who has a sheet feeder on their scanner and would want to do this?  (my scanner is an older HP 4C with only the manual sheet feeder - but this could be an excuse to buy a new one...)

 

--joe

E-15 in Colorado

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu [mailto:owner-elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu]On Behalf Of Paul Wood
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 10:52 PM
To: et al
Subject: (ET) data on lift motor assy.

Greetings all: I need to install the new belt Wisconsin Jim G. sold me. An

exploded view of the gear axles and assembly plates would make me a

happy "Lucky Man."

 

My New Idea large frame 200 works mowing best with the front deck held

off the terror firmer between mowing passes.  My neighbor looks on in

awe as I make 2 or 3 passes reducing the cut grass to powder.  He

has to bag his clippings.

 

I have a large stack of manuals and such to offer to a designee librarian

for the ET community/club/cum/fraternity.  Any of whom that need a copy of a drwngl and would send him a dollar a page to cover s&h etc.

Any vollunteers for librarian position?  I'll ship the books(20lbs. + - ) free.

At 70, with failing health, I would like someone to accept them.

Paul Wood, Lincoln, NE