Is this an awning part?

[phorner]

Jim,

Is that a 12 or 24 volt model ?

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

It's a universal model, one size fits all.

[dale farley]

Jon,
I knew it was for extending that arm without getting on a ladder; I just don't know exactly how. Jim Keller showed me and someone else while at Kerrville, but I obviously didn't lock it in my memory. I'll take my chances at getting another lesson in Mobile.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

I'll put the awning tool demonstration in the agenda. It will come between eating oysters, and eating oysters.

Jim.......good auction item. Probably will bring $500.

[jelmore]

I don't know about that $500. It's the 12v model.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

Well, that's good, there's more 12v than 24v models out there.

[grantracy]

is there a buy it now price...I was actually thinking about getting one, Andre mentioned the exsistence of this tool at TGO

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Gran,

I believe Jim ought to send it to you in exchange for the helicopter ride. I will teach you its use at sun'n fun, for a modest fee of course.

[rfoster]

A1: You are having about as much luck trying to sell classes on how to use the Awning tool as I am on selling cars.

I bought a mascerator off of the other John out in Az. He certainly convinced me that it was a good idea.--I am going to send it to Pelosi. From POG.

[lewpopp]

I showed that tool to the neighborhood proctologist and he has a couple. One in the sterlizing solution while he is yanking out hemmorroids with the other. The four pronged end is to stand it up while trying to lower the flow of blood.

If Jim knows what it is, we all should know. This doctor likes the 12v because that is more available in the areas he operates.