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Post the numbers off your old unit 140-160 1972

posted by  RepairmanJackal on  Tue Nov 22 19:45 CST 2011
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Try Jim Morris in Pennsylvania or Chris Horn (Agent Strangelove) in Oregon. You could also hit P1800.com or Sesquehanna Spares.

Jim and Chris are in the member directory. I highly recommend both.

I might even have one... somewhere.

Grab the numbers off your unit and post it. Help will be on the way.


... and from your other post, I can see that George (Walrus) said he might be able to hook you up... Go with him if possible. Good guy.

I am somewhat familiar with D-jet as well.





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