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  • Hank Jarrett
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    Thanks! IT seems to be working. We still haven't heard back from someone who has used the 9010HDs on a pre war plane, but it looks like if they won't work the ppost war guys are getting close to the 50 unit price break. The "Old Plane" guys will have to work on it if we can't use the HDs.
    Hank

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  • RobertP
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    Hank, That would be great if you could do that. I fully appreciate that you cannot get the numbers for a price break but last time I ordered from them they made a special run for me and I was happy with the price. In fact it was Forrest ( just found a previous Bungee thread ) who came up with the type and size for my aircraft. What UK car parts are you looking for? I am a Classic Car man ie MGA! PM me if you wish.

    Originally posted by Hank Jarrett View Post
    Bob,
    Chuck is actually friends with him and was going to hand pick up the group buy. The SBC list doesn't even include F-22 bungees, but since he has the tooling to make them I am sure he should be able to make them up. His web site is at http://www.sbcindustries.com/products.htm and from what I understand he makes them to order from fresh material stocks. I am afraid it could take a while to get enough people for a price break for the F-22 and you will probably have to do a single order but I am sure we can make arrangements to get them paid for and shipped to you in GB. If nothing else I can mail them from here to you (maybe trade for English car parts....;-) ). We will have to find out what a run of 4 bungees will cost.
    Hank
    Last edited by RobertP; 06-11-2013, 12:36.

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  • Robert Lees
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    I hope Hal, the OP, will forgive me but I have amended the thread title to try to persuade more folks to get their orders in.

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  • 1938BF50
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    I will take (4) 9010HD's

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  • Hal
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    Put me down for 4 9010HDs.
    Thanks,
    Hal

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  • M Jones
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    Hank,

    My '39 (700 #empty wt.) has two year old 9090's on it now. If there's an order for 9090's in the plans, I would take four of those. If the 9010HD's are found to work out for the prewar models, I'm OK with four of those instead if it helps. Put me on the list please.

    Thanks guys!

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  • Pearson
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    Originally posted by Hank Jarrett View Post
    Louie,
    I am in the same place. My 41 shows I am supposed to use the 9090s but I would like to hear from someone with a pre-war who has used the 9010HDs. If it isn't a good idea I guess we will just need to order ours alone and pay the difference.
    Hank
    Hank & Louie,
    The 9090s would be the same thickness as the 9010, but only 9" long, verses 10" for the 9010. So....., since the 9010s are an inch longer and the same diameter, they will not give the same amount of tension as the 9090. But if you get the 9010HD, they might be pretty close to the same. If you contact SBC, I am sure they can tell you the tension of the 9090s. The 9010HD is listed as 475 lbs. It doesn't say how far out they are stretched to get that tension, but at least it is something to compare.

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  • Helicopter D
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    Please add me to the list for (4) 9010 HD's. Thanks!

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  • Barney
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    please put me down for 4 9010HD cords.

    Barney Johnson
    46 BC12D
    N96080

    I will PM Hank with contact info

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  • Hank Jarrett
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    Louie,
    I am in the same place. My 41 shows I am supposed to use the 9090s but I would like to hear from someone with a pre-war who has used the 9010HDs. If it isn't a good idea I guess we will just need to order ours alone and pay the difference.
    Hank

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  • vetdrem
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    I have a '41 BC12-65 Deluxe and think that I need 4) 9090's. If it is determined that the 9010HD's will work and it will help meet the min. order, I am good with using them.

    Louie

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  • cvavon
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    Bob i will call David tomorrow and get some information on the 1110 rings and see if he has some in stock if so will help get them to the UK . Will post what i find out tomorrow.

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  • Nefj40
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    4 9010HDs for me then.

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  • Bravo 6
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    I am in for 4 9010HD cords.

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  • Hank Jarrett
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    Bob,
    Chuck is actually friends with him and was going to hand pick up the group buy. The SBC list doesn't even include F-22 bungees, but since he has the tooling to make them I am sure he should be able to make them up. His web site is at http://www.sbcindustries.com/products.htm and from what I understand he makes them to order from fresh material stocks. I am afraid it could take a while to get enough people for a price break for the F-22 and you will probably have to do a single order but I am sure we can make arrangements to get them paid for and shipped to you in GB. If nothing else I can mail them from here to you (maybe trade for English car parts....;-) ). We will have to find out what a run of 4 bungees will cost.
    Hank

    Originally posted by RobertP View Post
    Could you ship a set ( 4 ) 0f 1110 by 11/16ths Superior Bungees for my F22A to the UK? I can't seem to get any in the UK only Auster wobler ones! The last time I needed any SBC Industries over there supplied the ones I have listed and they have worked great! I can pay by PayPal.

    Thanks,

    Bob Preston ( Wales UK )

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