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Re: power station parts

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To clear up any confusion, we do still carry service parts for the Power Staion, it is currently not in production due to tooling that was damaged and is in the process of being re-built. The parts that were listed on the initial post are all available.
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rbucket wrote:Parts are on my desk!

Send me a PM with an address so I can get them to you.
Take a couple of pix first. :)
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rbucket wrote:Parts are on my desk!

Send me a PM with an address so I can get them to you.

holy crap!!! your the best... i just messaged u
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whsewardiv wrote:
rbucket wrote:Parts are on my desk!

Send me a PM with an address so I can get them to you.

holy crap!!! your the best... i just messaged u
I think I can guarantee that these parts will be more 'durable' than the oem parts.
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Re: power station parts

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JPG wrote:
whsewardiv wrote:
rbucket wrote:Parts are on my desk!

Send me a PM with an address so I can get them to you.

holy crap!!! your the best... i just messaged u
I think I can guarantee that these parts will be more 'durable' than the oem parts.
I was under the impression that the parts were missing not damaged. I can not imagine how those two bushings in thisd application could be worn out or damaged.
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I did not mean to imply the 'original'(missing) parts were 'damaged, but merely to say the reworked sockets were more durable than the original.

i.e. Do not 'read' between the lines. ;)
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Apparently it would be 'better' to inquire as to parts availability rather than to read online catalogue.

At least it 'should' be!!!!!! See first post this thread.






Maybe we need to ask a certain forum member instead. :D :cool:
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moiramph wrote:To clear up any confusion, we do still carry service parts for the Power Staion, it is currently not in production due to tooling that was damaged and is in the process of being re-built. The parts that were listed on the initial post are all available.

i called shopsmith the end of last week and was told the part numbers i requested were not available anymore...if what you are saying is true then someone needs to re-educate the girls that answer the phone.
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whsewardiv wrote:
moiramph wrote:To clear up any confusion, we do still carry service parts for the Power Staion, it is currently not in production due to tooling that was damaged and is in the process of being re-built. The parts that were listed on the initial post are all available.

i called shopsmith the end of last week and was told the part numbers i requested were not available anymore...if what you are saying is true then someone needs to re-educate the girls that answer the phone.

This could turn out to be quite interesting!!! :D
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E[/size](SN E3779) restoration in progress, a 510 on the back burner and a growing pile of items to be eventually returned to useful life. - aka Red Grange
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