Wilderness Guide

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I am looking for a copy of the Wilderness Guide for push-pulls. I tried a search but the links on here come up empty.

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bump^

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Post by Larry Bell »

It's John Lacey's site http://www.cadvision.com/laceyj/index.html

HOWEVER,
I just tried and got a 404:File Not Found error

What's up, John, didn't you pay your ISP Bill? Image

All kidding aside, it has great info and I suspect whatever the deal is, John will have it back up soon.

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I contacted John a while back, he's changing web hosting. Said it will be up again when he gets it moved.
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Post by Gino Iorfida »

If it's OK with John, I saved a copy of it a while back, and would be happy to host it temporarily on my site.
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Post by Craig A Davidson »

Larry, That's the same thing I got. I can't find mine here at home, and I'm trying to get it for a friend and replace my lost one.

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Post by John Lacey »

Gino, in the interim I would really appreciate it if you could host it for awhile. My webmaster friend must have too many other sites on his plate to transfer it. I really can't blame him cause it's a freebie, but a fair amount of people are missing it. I'll contact you via email about it.
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Post by Gino Iorfida »

Ok, it's posted, however, none of the images ended up making it to my cache etc, and somehow the formatting isn't perfect, but the text of the document is here in the interim, until John can get his site back up and running.
http://www.drifteramps.com/pushpullguide.html

hope this is helpful to everyone!
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Post by John Fabian »

You'll find links to the animated changer drawings that are used in the guide here:
http://www.steelguitar.com/steelmap/maptop/ppchangr.htm

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www.steelguitar.com <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by John Fabian on 11 March 2003 at 08:21 AM.]</p></FONT>
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Post by Craig A Davidson »

bOb, You can close this thread. I received what I was looking for in my e-mail. A fellow by the name of BruceHamilton sent it to me. Thanks Bruce.

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Post by John Lacey »

Just before you close the thread, Bill Terry sent me a PDF file of the wilderness guide which I will forward to anyone. You need Adobe Acrobat 4.0 to view it, but the formatting came out quite nice on it. In the mean time, thanks Gino for saving my butt. Also, I'd like to acknowledge that Bruce Hamilton was very instrumental in the formation of this guide, in fact, he taught me just about everything I know about P/P's and is 99% responsible for the wording on the guide. <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by John Lacey on 12 March 2003 at 07:59 AM.]</p></FONT>
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