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Floods in the Workshop
By Gordon Forcier

I don't know if many of you folks ever encounter a problem with mini
floods, but I have a little battle going on right now as the weather gets
warmer. I have 4 units in my garage and cannot afford to let them get
wet: a Limonaire, a Monster, a Reed Organ and a Player Piano.  Plus a
whole lot of manufacturing equipment for making roll frames and Wurlitzer
unit valves.

I am keeping ahead of the waters by pumping out the water.  Apparently
when the garage was built before I bought this property, the men that
built it and poured the floor must've had a kegger, because the slope
outside the overhead door isn't sloped very much either.

I will win this battle for I don't want to redo the things which I
already have done.  Has anyone else ever encounter similar mini or maxi
disasters?

Gordy



(Message sent Sun, 30 Mar 1997 10:27:01 -0600 , from time zone -0600.)

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