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On Mon, 9 Jan 2006 22:40:51 -0600, "DrDeath"
wrote: I built one like the one on the right. I used my Hustler 5BTV manual, and it said to use a 10 turn 6 inch form. That was a bitch to find a 6 in form. SO I found the website above, and used the left as a model. The 4" PVC does not quite give you 6 inches in form. But as the website states, if you butt to couplers together, that will give you a 6 inch form. The couplers are 5 inches at the outside edges. By the time the cable is wrapped around it, it's about 6 inches. I figured that was as close as I could get. As the website mentioned, I used the 4" PVC pipe as a joint to butt the couplers together, to make them hold better. So, I don't know if I used 18-21 feet, but I think I am pretty damn close. Vinnie S. I can get 6" pvc. Start with 21 and work my way down till we get the desired effect. I have seen 6 inch PVC. It might be too big. Vinnie S. |
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