As stated previously about the need to pull it at 90 degrees from the housing is correct. Though one must adapt to these unit's idiosynchracsis, they are quick and generally reliable.
Zoots
Hey, pass the Stoli
Re: apollo lasher
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Name:
David M. Rosner
Name:
David M. Rosner
Company:
DR Telecom Consulting & Solar Energy Solutions
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Telecom consultant & Solar EnergySolutions
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Based out of CT
Purchased two last year. They are both "G" lashers. Our package/bundle is freekn huge. Anyway, since the purchase one broke down under warranty. It took a couple of weeks between shipping and repair to get it back. That's why we bought two. One for a spare along with the other six or so older lashers.
As stated previously about the need to pull it at 90 degrees from the housing is correct. Though one must adapt to these unit's idiosynchracsis, they are quick and generally reliable.
Zoots Hey, pass the Stoli
As stated previously about the need to pull it at 90 degrees from the housing is correct. Though one must adapt to these unit's idiosynchracsis, they are quick and generally reliable.
Zoots
Hey, pass the Stoli
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