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Gordon McLeod
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so they are half the price of a 4 perf one with half the problems? [Smile]

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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The two Centurys that I've got running in a drive-in have been the most reliably of all other machines we've got. I'd install more of them any day.

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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quote: Daryl C. W. O'Shea
The two Centurys that I've got running in a drive-in have been the most reliably of all other machines we've got. I'd install more of them any day.


Daryl,

Thats exactly what I used to do. I'd get an entire truckload of Century C's from Stata and rebuild them like new with Kelmar turrets. I did this 6 or 7 times... comming back through customs was a riot as none of the customs people wanted to touch all the greasy old machinery... apparently they must have to supply their own uniforms. That looked at one made in New York Century label ans sent me on my merry way. All of them are still running and the customers running them report that they are still the best running machines in their chains.

Gord,

We got them as take aways so If you have a justifiable use for them they might even be free...... They are not economically converted to 4 perf. All the internal gearing and vert. shaft are different. The 8 sided star makes a nice paperweight though.

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Daryl C. W. O'Shea
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You know, those two Cs I'm talking about may have come from crazy Keith. I can't remember anymore, we've had them for a looooong time.

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