WOW! I'm moving to Canada to learn retort relining. It doesn't seem to cost that much down here........From the CNN article........."When he was arrested last Saturday, Marsh told authorities the facility's incinerator had not worked for some time, Wilson said.
A spokesman for the company that made the incinerator said the Marshes had since 1984 declined all offers to service the unit, but they did buy a key part in August 1997.
Roger Elliott from Industrial Equipment & Engineering Co., based in Orlando, Florida, said he did not know whether the part was ever installed.
Elliott said his company's records show that Marsh's father, also named Ray, purchased a $20,000 incinerator in fall 1982, the same year IEE manufactured it.
IEE serviced the incinerator in November 1984, but subsequent offers to service the unit were declined, Elliott said. He noted, however, the Marshes could have had another company perform the maintenance, which is recommended every two years.
Elliott said there was nothing in company records indicating what Tri-State's response was to the service offers. A service call costs $795. The type of incinerator the family bought could cremate 200 bodies a year on average, Elliott said.
When he was arrested last Saturday, Marsh told authorities the facility's incinerator had not worked for some time, Wilson said.
A spokesman for the company that made the incinerator said the Marshes had since 1984 declined all offers to service the unit, but they did buy a key part in August 1997.
Roger Elliott from Industrial Equipment & Engineering Co., based in Orlando, Florida, said he did not know whether the part was ever installed.
Elliott said his company's records show that Marsh's father, also named Ray, purchased a $20,000 incinerator in fall 1982, the same year IEE manufactured it.
IEE serviced the incinerator in November 1984, but subsequent offers to service the unit were declined, Elliott said. He noted, however, the Marshes could have had another company perform the maintenance, which is recommended every two years.
Elliott said there was nothing in company records indicating what Tri-State's response was to the service offers. A service call costs $795. The type of incinerator the family bought could cremate 200 bodies a year on average, Elliott said. "
Man, these people would fit right into the "Cheap Theatre Operator" catagory like a glove.......
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