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Apr 9, 2011 | 01:21 PM

DumbLuck

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6v regulator needed

Hey there y'all doin 6v to 12v conversions, or those with too many parts laying about! Anyone got a working 6v positive ground regulator they don't want or need anymore? I wouldn't mind finding a working 6v positive ground generator too. If you want to get rid of your replaced goodies CHEAP (please) i'd love to hear from ya.

Thanks y'all!

Apr 9, 2011 | 01:30 PM

ibuzzard

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You should place an ad in our classified section.

Apr 9, 2011 | 03:33 PM

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What Steve said, plus I would ad that if you are willing to have those parts shipped to you, you can probably buy new parts just as cheap locally as it would cost to ship my used stuff to you. Just something to consider.

Apr 9, 2011 | 06:34 PM

ALBUQ F-1

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The regulator would be cheap to ship (< $10), but a generator costs about $30 cheapest way. They are not light!! There must be some locals in MN that are within an easy drive.

Apr 13, 2011 | 02:15 PM

DumbLuck

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I figgured it was worth a try. I did look at the for sale part of the forum and didn't see anything with an admittedly half hearted search. As far as shipping goes, ya gotta love the USPS Flat Rate boxes. "If it fits it ships" as long as it's under 70 pounds.

Between the wife having surgery on her hand (nice club of a bandage) and the massive stupid of the custody court stuff time and money have become very precious. My poor baby just can't be anywhere near the top of the list of priorities for time or monies right now. Guess I won't be getting to fire her up for the first time this spring for awhile . wah!!! lol

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The regulator would be cheap to ship (< $10), but a generator costs about $30 cheapest way. They are not light!! There must be some locals in MN that are within an easy drive.