X-Mozilla-Keys:                                                                                 
Bill Freeman wrote:

  I may have stretched a bit on that one, I have no knowledge of Mr.
Geswhender's
business practices whatsoever and did not intend to slander his honesty
whatsoever.
However, there is apparently significant field experience that shows a less
than sterling
durability for his chain drives, and from some of the stories that I have heard
(2nd and 3rd hand, I admit) this may be generous.  Some stories I have heard
indicate repeated failures in the under 200 hr range on ag planes in the
north central
states.  Anyone with first hand experience that is counter to this, please
correct my errors.   I am only repeating what I have been told.

Over claiming when you know you are lying is very difficult to separate
from over claiming when you actually *believe* the bullshit you are peddling.

I cannot see into the hearts of any of the 3 gentlemen, so I cannot know
this.  Their products seem to have been seriously over hyped and failed
to achieve success, some less publically than others and for very different
reasons.  Failures, nonetheless.

Bill

 
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