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Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2014 03:14 pm |
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Fred Berry Guest ![]()
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Steve, did you ever get this BMY back into running condition? These are such sweet fans, the best ever made by GE...
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Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2014 05:30 pm |
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Steven Gilmore Guest ![]()
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Not yet. It is on my to do list but requires a few more things. But it is on my list to get done.
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Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2014 06:12 pm |
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John Trier AFCA Member ![]()
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Steven Gilmore wrote: I didn't get to post this earlier, while any monetary loss is frustrating, the real issue for me is seeing something that has survived 100 years and then in the course of a few days seeing it destroyed. I know it's just an item but it's an item that has survived. Been through the hands of many people. Survived scrap heap calls during the wars and a majority of people that just want new stuff and think old stuff is junk. This is indeed true and sad. I've been the victim of broken fans in shipping and I had one failure when I had a fan "professionally packed" by the UPS store. I like to look at this a different way. If it wasn't for this group of collectors, they would mostly all wind up in the land fill. On balance, you have to expect some damage but the ones resurrected vs. the ones damaged are 99%. It is fortunate that your damaged fan part is easily replaced.
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Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2014 11:42 pm |
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Roark Anderson Guest ![]()
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Steven Gilmore wrote: I didn't get to post this earlier, while any monetary loss is frustrating, the real issue for me is seeing something that has survived 100 years and then in the course of a few days seeing it destroyed. I know it's just an item but it's an item that has survived. Been through the hands of many people. Survived scrap heap calls during the wars and a majority of people that just want new stuff and think old stuff is junk. This is exactly how I feel about the loss of something old. I once dropped a Jim Bean decanter when I was about 16 and I was nearly in tears.
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Posted: Sun Nov 9th, 2014 11:43 pm |
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Roark Anderson Guest ![]()
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I really got very lucky when I bought my pancake from ebay that something like this didn't happen. The person I bought if from just stood it up in a box and sent that. Somehow it survived and only the cage was shot.
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Posted: Sat Apr 28th, 2018 05:05 am |
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Michael Mirin AFCA Member ![]()
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Interesting!
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Posted: Sat Apr 28th, 2018 06:15 am |
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Jeff Whitfield AFCA Member ![]()
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Michael Mirin wrote: Interesting! Yes ... Four years later and it would be nice to know how this one turned out. Looks like Steven pulled this one back from the abyss and got it on the right track.
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Posted: Mon Apr 30th, 2018 04:55 am |
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Robert Grove AFCA Member
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Hello ToddIs this still available? Thanks Bob
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