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Bootlegger · Feb 01, 2007 05:56 PM

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Fellow modelers, Didn't I see an add for Tatone engine test stands here on the SSW site? Sure would appreciate ya'll's help....TIA Gil:sp: [photo not recovered: sipcof.gif]
Gil Causey

LNeumann · Feb 01, 2007 10:34 PM

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> Fellow modelers, Didn't I see an add for Tatone engine test
>stands here on the SSW site? Sure would appreciate ya'll's
>help....TIA Gil:sp: [photo not recovered: sipcof.gif]

We don't have ads here, so it would have had to have been someone selling one that he had surplus. There was a thread on some people's stnads that they were using for themselves, however.

Otherwise I would just suggest going to Tower or some such supplier.
Leonard Neumann
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

warren_lead · Feb 02, 2007 01:39 AM

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Gil

They come up on eBay from time to time. If you are into that sort of thing...

Cheers
Warren Leadbeatter
Port Stephens - Australia
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phantomflier · Feb 02, 2007 02:19 AM

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Gil;

Are you looking for the wood or metal test stand?

Carl

Bootlegger · Feb 02, 2007 07:50 AM

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Carl, I am looking for the metal stand. Thanks for your help.
Leonard I didn't see an add to sell one here I saw where someone had located them.. TIA
Gil Causey

LNeumann · Feb 02, 2007 08:04 AM

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I just checked the Tower site and they now have the J'Tech which is very similar.

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0095p?FVPROFIL=++&FVSEARCH=TEST+STAND&FVPROFIL=++&search=Go
Leonard Neumann
Indianapolis, Indiana, USA

Lou_Crane · Feb 02, 2007 01:25 PM

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Gil,

If you followed Leonard's link to TOWER, of the three stands shown, I'd recommend the LXR588, for a simple reason.

It tightens from underneath; there are no bolt extensions, nuts or washers getting in the way of the muffler... the clamp pads are held with flat-head 1/4-20s, replaceable from your local hardware store, if necessary.

I've been using one of these stands for the past several years, and it holds up better than the previous J'Tec or Tatone cast stands, which had one permanent post and one movable.

(They cost less back then, too. Ouch!)
\BEST\LOU

Bootlegger · Feb 02, 2007 03:20 PM

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I don't care what they say about you guy's I like ya'll and I say thanks from the Deep South.. Thanks ya'll:5
Gil Causey

Warren · Feb 02, 2007 08:40 PM

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> Fellow modelers, Didn't I see an add for Tatone engine test
>stands here on the SSW site? Sure would appreciate ya'll's
>help....TIA Gil:sp: [photo not recovered: sipcof.gif]

Gil,

Last year, I built a new test stand, and the Tatone mounts were very difficult to find.

Finally found and ordered them directly from MECOA. Here's their link. The L'Tec units that Leonard found at Tower look comparable.

http://www.mecoa.com/tatone/teststands.htm


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Cheers,

Warren Wagner

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