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AC Lockyer wrote:

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See yall soon! Just cleaning out the warehouse and had some extra items that some of yall might be interested in acquiring:) We are not using these anymore so they might be a blessing to someone. Send me a e-mail if you want me to save something for you and pass it to you at the Tampa event this weekend. ac@terraclean.us

Here are some pix....


This is a little tool we call a gutter cane. It is used to hang on a gutter with the garden hose attached continuously running water through the gutters to dilute chemicals and minimise plant damages. It is wrapped in a clear braid hose at the top so the aluminum doesnt leave black marks on the gutters. I have several I am bringing to the event. I thought it would be good to share some tricks on this because plant damage hurts us all, and hurts the industry!!!  $30.00 each.



This is a roof anchor. One of our techs came up with this idea about 12 years ago. It was awesome! Where you often have nowhere to tie off on a roof there are plumbing stacks everywhere. This drops down into a plumbing stack catching at its wide top. Then you D-Ring at the hole, tighten down on your ropes so there is not a free fall condition and your now tied off. Safety is a big concern in our industry and every time one of yall fall off a roof all of our workers comp goes up.  Also $30.00 at the event.


We finally gave up on the crappy ladder stabilizers you get at HD or Blows :) So we had our own heavy duity ones made. These last forever!!!! Honestly, last one you will ever buy unless you run it over....sometimes they survive that!  At the Tampa event $$75.00.....


Got a slew of these, 15 zeros and 25 fans. They are 30-0s and 30-40s in brass. Great for pumps in the 3 to 5 gpm range. Packs of ten.  2 packs of fans, one pack of streams and one 50/50, $25.00 per pack


You all know wha this little gem is. Its a super swivel. All stainless, grease fitting, half inch thread. These are very expensive for what they are, but you know how long they last over other swivels. At the Tampa event $40.00

I am not selling these as a vendor! I just did some late summer cleaning and changed some things around in the company etc. I have this stuff and it will be in my truck for anyone interested. Just e-mail me and we can hook up behing the resturant like Gombas

See Yall There,

AC

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JHWorth wrote:

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AC,

How much for one of those stabilizers? I go through quite a few of those from HD and they obviously don't last too long and I like the caps. I will come by and pick one up call me. - Jeff

When and where are we going fishing? My boat your boat? Fresh or Salt? Well if we go salt we need yours I won't put my $40k Skeeter in sal****er but we can always go fresh. Let me know, check my guide service site (it is a little cheezy) but is getting a revamp like my cleaning site did. www.bassnflatsfishing.com oh, do you want to make some extra cash you can take out my sal****er clients for Snook and Redfishiing. Let me know too.

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 Jeff,

The stabilizers are $75.00.

I need to sharpen up the old bassin skills. Im trying to get my boy into those green fish so he can start fishin the college tour in 4 years when he goes to ACU in Texas.

Are you coming to Tampa this weekend????

AC