Re: Smoke in Turntable?
| December 17, 2010 04:43AM |
Turntables tended to become derelict and go unused as history has shown. Don't know a thing about Ouray, but photos exist of the Morrison pit where the thing is half filled in. It would be highly counterproductive to put any foreign objects in a TT pit just as a matter of course. At some point the debris will obstruct operation and some schlub will have to go dig it out ! Better to pitch junk somewhere else unless the pit has BECOME the junk receptacle. 
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