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SU Air Filter Conversion Page uploaded 444-544

posted by  BernardP on  Wed Jan 28 16:34 CST 2009
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Hello, Ya'all!

The subject of converting air cleaners so that they will take cheap filter elements has come up quite a few times in the past. Today I performed that operation myself and since I've received help from my fellow Brickboard members often before, I thought I should use the opportunity to return the favor and document the operation on a separate Web page.

Well here it is:

http://www.californiaclassix.com/Bernard/SU_Filters.html

You might want to bookmark it in case you'll ever want such a conversion yourself. Enjoy!






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