Re: (ET) new to the list

[Dave & Debbie Barden <daveb seanet com>]

Hi Steve,
   there's not too many of us west of the Mississipi.  I'm in Seattle and 
know 
of maybe 2 or 3 others in Oregon.  I think there's one in Vancouver, Wa.  
As it 
happens I just bought my second Etrac from Larry Elliot in Klamath Falls 
who is 
moving to Reno.  Hopefully I'll meet him just north of Vancouver this 
thurs or 
friday to take delivery.

ciao for now,
dave
E12s
Seattle

> Welcome to the board Steve.  I don't live in Oregon,
> but always glad to have a new ET'er.  I actually live
> in Georgia, the land of few ET's.  I've only been on
> the board for 3 months myself.  It's a wonderful group
> though.  Here you will find answers to most of your
> Elec-Trak questions from both theory and experience. 
> There's a wealth of knowledge about these tractors
> here.  So, don't hesitate to ask questions.
> 
> So far, I haven't had many problems, but I have
> restored my I-5, the industrial model of the ET.  I
> learned alot through the adventure and even more from
> the great advice here.  For some reason, the board is
> unusually quiet this weekend.  Just want to give you a
> welcome.
> 
> Darryl Howell
> Smyrna GA
> 
> 
> --- Steve Richardson <scr echoweb net> wrote:
> > Hello I'm Steve Richardson, proud owner of two E-15
> > ET's.    I'm a new
> > member to the Et list.  I live in Glendale Oregon
> > and would love to hear
> > from any other members from Oregon...
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Steve
> > scr echoweb net
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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