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Fred T

June 18, 2000 09:38PM

Over at the goat we have a discussion going about the missing pump and engine from Lava Tank. Since I know that some of you will not post at the goat (I can't imagine why not), I thought I would post the question here. Any info about when the equipment disappeared? Who took it? When was the last time anyone saw it?

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Subject	Author	Posted
Lava pump	Fred T	June 18, 2000 09:38PM
Re: Lava pump	Russ Fischer	June 18, 2000 10:40PM
Re: Lava pump	Chile John Pritchard	June 19, 2000 06:44AM
Re: Lava pump	John West	June 19, 2000 09:30AM
Re: Lava pump	Russ Fischer	June 19, 2000 10:45AM
Lava/Antonito/La Jara tanks	Josh McNeal	June 19, 2000 10:52AM
Re: Lava pump	Earl the water service man	June 20, 2000 09:12PM
Earl the water service man	Fred T	June 21, 2000 09:42AM
Re: Earl the water service man	Rick Renz	June 21, 2000 10:05AM
Re: Earl the water service man	Earl the Mercenary	June 21, 2000 07:45PM
Re: Lava pump	Boris Serena	June 19, 2000 01:05PM
Re: Water Car.	Jim Burrill	June 19, 2000 01:54PM
Re: Lava pump	Jim Peeler	June 19, 2000 07:19PM
Re: Lava pump	Keith G	June 20, 2000 06:33PM
Water rights and a visit	John West	June 21, 2000 05:13PM
Re: Water rights and a visit	Earl the water service man	June 21, 2000 07:41PM

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