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Posted by Zeek on January 10, 2005 at 16:02:30 from (12.144.139.82):
Been readin' about this Essex Tri-Directional and it sounds like it's just what I need. I've made some searches on the internet and on this site for pictures but I haven't found any yet. Does anyone have pictures or even a drawing of one they could post? From what I've been able to gather, it sounds like this ETD with a variable speed transmission is all I would ever need and as it appears to be indistructable, I could loan it out to the neighbors. Since it is tri-directional, does it operate like a KORT nozzle? If it is a diesel/electric can I run it on the railroad tracks? An abandoned logging railroad spur goes right by my fields. At least it hasn't been used since, as kids, we needed some railroad track for my uncles boathouse. But that's another story. Is it spring yet?
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