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12-06-2008	#11 (permalink)
spurscarper Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: carp lakes and whl Posts: 11	Re: reasonably priced multi-function testers? hi, we have worked with the 1651,52 and 53 and everyone books out the 53, I think its a timeserved thing, none of the old ones want the 51's for some reason. has anyone tried out any of the other makes

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sparkyork Respected Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: york Posts: 624	Re: reasonably priced multi-function testers? sounds like the old pekking order coming into play! they cant stand someone slightlier lesser having somethin better! lol

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spurscarper Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: carp lakes and whl Posts: 11	Re: reasonably priced multi-function testers? one asked where was the handle to wind it up ! no ****.

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