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ABE
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Joined: Jan 1, 2010
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I will take an S&S any day. Never had one fail and if you find the right supplier they are less expensive. The other thing I like is their physica...

13 years ago
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I know Electroyn was doing aome market research into if there would be some interest if they developed a product to replace mechanical selectors but I...

13 years ago
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I would go with the GAL galaxy. In my experiance they have proven to be a reliable and friendly controller to work on. The other thing to concider is ...

13 years ago
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Just sent it.

13 years ago
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I found a print that might be close if you would like to pm me your email address.

13 years ago
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Quality elevator in Chicago sells an Italian line of Motors called S.B. SRL Motori Eletrrici. I believe they make submersible motors that are intercha...

13 years ago
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I will see what I can come up with. There are still a number of old Hellers running in my area but they were bought by Westinghouse in the late 50s I ...

13 years ago
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What kind of operation? Single or 2 speed ac? Constant pressure pushbutton?Also is this elevator also located in Southern Califorina? because the S. H...

13 years ago
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Otis MRQ-Spec 60,Dover IVO, Armor Dynaglide....

13 years ago
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World Electronics Freedom Tool.

13 years ago
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I think putting any type of stop leak into the system could cause quite a few valve issues. I have never used the stuff but I can imagine that stuff b...

13 years ago
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I remember making that mistake once on a cat 5 during the 125% brake test. COP said 3500lbs and as I found out later the cross head said 2500lbs which...

13 years ago
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If it has the plc I think they are a fairly decent controller. Parts for these are still available though vertical express or TKE I believe. If it is ...

13 years ago
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I would try Titan Machine in NY.

13 years ago
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Its still running, I just had never seen one before and my company is looking at taking it on service. It looks like it wouldn't be to hard to convert...

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