PS:


The 25th picture here (on the second page) is of the water pump
when it's apart.

http://tinyurl.com/k0kk

"Gary Warner" wrote in message
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PS:


The 25th picture here (on the second page) is of the water pump
when it's apart.

http://tinyurl.com/k0kk




I looked at the water pump pictures. Is it possible you assembled the center
gear housing turned end for end? It is pretty much impossible to screw it up
any other way!
Greg

Lookin Good Gary! Who did the re-chrome. It looks really good!

I did a little boating myself this day. It was great to get away from
the dock for a change.

Capt. Frank

www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks

Gary Warner wrote:

PS:


The 25th picture here (on the second page) is of the water pump
when it's apart.

http://tinyurl.com/k0kk

Hey Capt., looking though the older posts are you?

http://tinyurl.com/k0kk
Yea, she's looking good. I sent out to two different companies for the
rechroming. First I tried NU-Chrome from Fall River Mass. They did an
EXCELLENT job. For the second two batches of parts I used Guild Platers
from New York. I would say that Guild Platers was very good but not quite
the quality of NU-Chrome. However, Guild still did a great looking job and
was quite a bit cheaper. This is a case where, for me, the job was good
enough and the money saved was worth it.

www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks
Frank, I checked out your site. Nice. Lots of interesting info.

Peace,
Gary



PS: In case anyone wants it:

CONTACT INFO FOR NU-CHROME:
Phone: 800-956-0005
Email:

CONTACT INFO FOR GUILD PLATERS:
Phone: 866-351-8266
Email:
Addy:
Guild Platers, Inc.
48-09 25th Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11103
(718) 728-1291 Phone
(718) 726-3283 Fax

Hey Gary, old posts, old Capt. Damn appropriate. Actually, my 'puter
quit so I bought a new one and re-loaded the newsgroup. I found posts
all the way back to 2000!

The chrome work I saw on your webcams http://tinyurl.com/k0kk

I will contact NU-chrome.

I dabble in the jewelry manufacturing business, among other things. A
few years ago a fellow commissioned my company to re-cast his Huckins
"Fairform Flyer" plates in gold. As I recall, the guys at the boat yard
almost drooled when they saw them.

I will be adding a "spring splash" page to my site soon.

Capt. Frank

www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks

Gary Warner wrote:
Hey Capt., looking though the older posts are you?


http://tinyurl.com/k0kk

Yea, she's looking good. I sent out to two different companies for the
rechroming. First I tried NU-Chrome from Fall River Mass. They did an
EXCELLENT job. For the second two batches of parts I used Guild Platers
from New York. I would say that Guild Platers was very good but not quite
the quality of NU-Chrome. However, Guild still did a great looking job and
was quite a bit cheaper. This is a case where, for me, the job was good
enough and the money saved was worth it.


www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks

Frank, I checked out your site. Nice. Lots of interesting info.

Peace,
Gary



PS: In case anyone wants it:

CONTACT INFO FOR NU-CHROME:
Phone: 800-956-0005
Email:

CONTACT INFO FOR GUILD PLATERS:
Phone: 866-351-8266
Email:
Addy:
Guild Platers, Inc.
48-09 25th Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11103
(718) 728-1291 Phone
(718) 726-3283 Fax

"Capt. Frank Hopkins" wrote in message
news:ZqSRb.364
The chrome work I saw on your webcams http://tinyurl.com/k0kk


Some of that was by NU-Chrome and some by Guild Platers. Both good.