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Old 04-01-15 | 09:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
Francis- It wasn't you that I was talking about directly. But your reply did fall into the radiated zone of my comment. ...
That's OK, I didn't take it personally. My point is that there is sometimes a place for meatball surgery. It creates a middle ground between "costs more than it's worth" and scrapping something.

If you read the OP it asks the question "can I get more life out of it cheaply?". That's what I answered, and why I suggested the not so good, but can be done cheap repair option.
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