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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

----- Original Message ----- From: keith bellinger<mailto:bartermn AT epix.net> 
> > I meant to ask Keith to let us know what he finds out about batteries
> >
> The good news is that my newest charger isn't on the recall list. The bad 
> news is that I have to send the old one to a service center instead of 
> simply to a local store. The representative from DeWalt's recall hotline 
> (888) 388-3273) was friendly and helpful.

Thanks, Keith. I keep a file (not in any particular
'order' but I *have* one) wherein I store all the
'stuff' that comes with purchases. It is now
occupying, in a stack, about three-quarters of a 
carton in which 5 reams of copy are sold - which
would provides quite a bit of 'entertainment'
when one needs to find something. Such as the
printed data about a product ... I wonder if what
was included with the Black & Decker purchase
of a few years back included the instruction of
where to send ... Probably/maybe ? ... sigh ... 
another sorting/filing project ...
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At 11/19/2004, you wrote:

>I once was a horse trailer (5th wheel) that the front of the trailer set
>up as a camper and the back for moving horses. I've often thought about
>finding one of those and making the back into a shop on wheels.

I had thought about one of those toy haulers but after careful examination
realized that they would not be very comfortable to full time in and they
were heavy.

Don Bowen
Awl Knotted Up Woodworking
Valley Center, CA             http://www.braingarage.com