Yeah the unit was not removed with the degree of finesse I had in mind, but beggars can't be choosers, I've got rudimentary sheet metal skills and a welder lol.

Hey all, long time no talk. So I got West Lafayette's 1000AT today. I think it's an AT, big pig of a 3 phase blower motor that'll have to be changed, got an RCM that's all twisted up and an FCH controller too, but I digress, can't argue for $250 I'll have more questions I'm sure tomorrow, but for no...

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Nick and I had a great time, thanks for putting on the event Clayton!

I got quite a few photos, I can upload them to my facebook page soon...

I will be there.

Intriguing...It sounded more like an induction motor driven siren, came up really quick to a defined speed then wound down. Could be wrong I suppose.

Hey all, I was laying a track for my dog at Drexel Park here in Franklin, and at approximately 1pm, I heard an 8 port siren do one cycle of attack and wind down. I wasnt sure if a fire dept had an old model 5 or something or if it was another enthusiast having a blast of their personal siren. Anyone...

I always started the blower just before the chopper on the BumbleBolt when I had it. Made your guts rattle, and almost blew out the windows in my shop when I first hit the button!

Looking great Eric! I still remember the Mini-T when I first saw it, hard to believe it was almost 8 years ago lol! This is going to be even cooler, and CNC'd to boot! How did you find the time at work to write the toolpaths?

I know Duluth has 4 model 2's under a stairwell in the main station, I talked to the fire chief, and he said the city is giving them to a compan called Emco to restore and re-sell. It was very obvious he didn't want me to get one. Give it a shot though, he was a nice guy, maybe more persuasion will ...