Re: Roger Hogan took some video of the Jordan Spreader testing
| July 04, 2016 11:06AM |
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Mark Valerius Wrote:
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> Thanks Roger for taking the video, sure good to
> see the Jordan coming back to life. Quite a
> contraption. Chuck and his crew have done a great
> job of getting it working
. Quite a few
> Friends members have worked on the Jordan and they
> should be happy to see the progress.
>
> Amazing to see the upper structure and cab sway
> back and forth like that. Must have been a little
> disconcerting from inside the cab.
>
> Thanks John for letting me know about the video.
Mark, thank you for your kind words.
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> Thanks Roger for taking the video, sure good to
> see the Jordan coming back to life. Quite a
> contraption. Chuck and his crew have done a great
> job of getting it working
. Quite a few> Friends members have worked on the Jordan and they
> should be happy to see the progress.
>
> Amazing to see the upper structure and cab sway
> back and forth like that. Must have been a little
> disconcerting from inside the cab.
>
> Thanks John for letting me know about the video.
Mark, thank you for your kind words.
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