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Old 03-01-2015, 12:53 PM
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I'll wait for the caps! Let me know how much more. Don
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Mine can wait for the caps too.
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I'll also wait for the caps.
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Is a version #2 with a taller top bar possible? Our trees are taller in Illinois.
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I'll hold off for the end caps as well on mine.
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You can ship mine without caps. I was thinking while Im welding the top bar, I may weld a couple of steel caps on.
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Is a version #2 with a taller top bar possible? Our trees are taller in Illinois.
how tall you want it? shipping will suck im sure but whatever
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just checked on the caps they were in springfield mass last night
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If you still have 2 left, I'll take both. Please let me know! I'd prefer to have the top tube welded on by you.

Nice work!!!

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If you still have 2 left, I'll take both. Please let me know! I'd prefer to have the top tube welded on by you.

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dave am planning to make up some more this weekend sent you a PM
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