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Thanks.

Rich

P.S.  George seems to be getting a bug up his ass on this pony thing.  I 
want to get out my can of "RAID", but I don't have time to play games 
right now.

On Thu, 29 Aug 1996, rfarb wrote:

> 
> Rich, I didn't read your request for info on how to get a ss mount from 
> the guy in New York until I read Andy's reply. I'll get his name. Joel 
> Silverstein emailed me a private message about it and said he has one in 
> the box if it is the same thing I am talking about. Joel, email Pyle with 
> your deal but first tell me the guy's name so I can tell if it is the same 
> gizmo. He didn't use the company name you mentioned. Rod
> 
> 
> On 29 Aug 1996, Andy Cohen wrote:
> 
> > 
> >      
> > Yesterday I spent the day with Jim Correy, my counterpart at the US Secret 
> > Service. Their divers are now using the pony bracket described below.  It
is 
> > well made, holds the pony securely, and best of all, can be removed from
the 
> > main tank by the diver, using one hand.
> > 
> > Jim told me who in NY makes the thing, but I wasn't really listning because
I 
> > was distracted by the smoke form his cigar.  I can ask him and let you know.
> > Andy Cohen
> > ______________________________ Reply Separator
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> > > The best I've ever used is made by a guy in New York. Small stainless
> > > brackets attach to tank via ss hose clamp; pony mates to tank using ss 
> > > aircraft locking pin.
> >      
> > I've had the same problem with the pony tamers, but I like them because 
> > the pony is held nearly flush to whatever the pony is mounted to.  Most 
> > of the SS designs I've seen hold the pony like 1/2 an inch away from 
> > whatever it's attached to.  How flush does this NY guy's system hold the 
> > pony?  If it's better than 1/2 inch, how much does the gismo cost, and 
> > from whom do I order it from?
> >      
> > Thanks,
> > Rich
> >      
> > 
> 

Richard Pyle
deepreef@bi*.bi*.ha*.or*
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