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February 25, 2009
9:40 AM

Seacowboys

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I do a lot of underwater demolition on ships, piers, bridges, etc. and have a pretty good inventory of demolition equipment including a self-jetting concrete pile cutter, Exothermic cutting equipment, diamond cable cutters, lifting equipment, etc. I am always interested in joint-ventures.

December 21, 2008
9:08 PM

braham

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Dear sir
Would appreciate if you could kindly confirm supply availability alongwith indicative quotes for following U/W tools :
a . ID 04 Impact / drill wrench. ( Make Stanley )
b. Diesel Power Unit - Model D - 19 - S 12 - 54 - W / RB. ( Make Stanley )
c. GR 29 U/W Grinder. (Make Stanley )
d. I W 24 Impact Wrench.(Make Stanley )
e. Superlite 17 k diving helmet.
f. KMB 18 B Band Mask.
g. BROCO BR - 20 welding stinger.
i. Broco BR - 22 Cutting System
Best regards
Khullar
Abhi Exports
009122 65164578

December 16, 2008
12:25 AM

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I don’t find any electric tools designed for underwater use. Hydraulic tools in general seem to be marketed largely to the railroad industry, but a third-party company called Steffen Inc. has modified a hydraulic tool — the Stanley Hydraulics SK58 sinker drill pictured on the left — and marketed it as an “underwater” tool. It’ll drill holes 3″ in diameter and many feet deep, a good size for blasting, in stone and concrete.

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December 1, 2008
2:50 AM

6996.alan

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Never had to use those tools until now but interesting to know where to get them if needed.

November 29, 2008
11:14 AM

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I was still in high school when all that went down but I do remember that Wilson's actions significantly damaged what credibility the CIA had left. If I remeber correctly he was also "false-flag" recruiting "operatives" around the world by implying he was still with the CIA.

November 26, 2008
5:27 AM

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Thanks for that link, the only underwater gear I have ever needed was my Broco torch, but you never know when you might have to go deep!

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