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Post by cargodz »

Now that's a stylish candy dish right there ;) :p lol
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Post by loudwagon15s »

lol yeah. Told my cousin about it who is an electrican, he said he could probably make his own former and re-wind the coil. This is going to be interesting haha
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Post by Bwcad1 »

everyone thinks they can. and im looking at the former and there is no way in hell he could do it. the former is split and torn it would never go back in the cap. you would have to make a new former.
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Post by loudwagon15s »

yepp thats what he was planning to do "he said he could probably make his own former and re-wind the coil." Im kinda curious to see if this will actually work but i have my doubts
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loudwagon15s wrote:but i have my doubts
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