> Cool George. For the new people this fits Tracy's gear box.
     > Don't panic on the weight people. Just cut or machine away what
     > you don't need. Looks like the starter will go on either side.
     > Paul Lamar

Kelly Troyer wrote:

       Beautiful george !! Will be waiting to hear when they are

available  !!

     Kelly Troyer

Kelly,

Hang in there a little longer Kelly, we have to do this right.

There may be a more weight to come off than  I imagine - there is a lot of
extra to accommodate the machining protocol . These extra bits provide
strengthening and support, so as to eliminate flexing caused by hold down
bolts etc.

Paul, I have been discussing distribution with Butch,  as after sending the
original prototype to Chris Cosman, I realise the ( one off)postage costs
are expensive. The only way around this is volume by sea freight.

I feel sure there would be a demand of a couple of hundred over the next 2
or 3 years. I'm crunching the numbers to see if a up-front investment (in a
steel die) would be better value for everyone.
Butch said he would consider an investment of this type and manage the US
distribution from his end. Needless to say we are working on distribution
and costs.

George (down under)

 
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