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"$kr1pt_k177y"@salmahayeksknockers.edu wrote:

> I've got a kit here, which was discarded from my workplace, and I'm not
> quite sure what it is, or what to do with it.
>
> It's not a complete rack, but looks more like a mini-frame to hold a K or D
> class server.  There is a base, sliding rails, and a frame that has to be
> put together.  I estimate it would stand ~3 feet high assembled.  There's
> also 6 VERY heavy metal plates to be used as counterweights on the base (To
> hold the base on the floor when you slide the server out of the frame).
>
> What exactly is this?  What is it's value?   Anybody interested in it?
>
> I don't think Ebay is an option, as the whole kit weighs ~130 pounds,
> including the counterbalance weights.  Neither is keeping it, as I have no
> plans to ever get a D or K (have an apollo which is sufficient).  The
> sliding rails, etc, are not compatable with my own standard 19" rack.
>
> Thoughts, suggestions?
> --
> ............................................................................
>
>  "Germans are an abomination to me. I'm glad Dresden was bombed for no
>   useful military purpose."
>                                     -Mordecai Richler, Vancouver Sun,
>                                      Sept. 13, 1966.
>
> ............................................................................
> www.geocities.com/pentagon/bunker/1022           swan_daniel@my-dejanews.com

I would have liked to help, but unfortunately my family lives in Germany.

In calgary.general Jan Gerrit Kootstra <kootstra@worldonline.nl> wrote:

>> ............................................................................
>>
>>  "Germans are an abomination to me. I'm glad Dresden was bombed for no
>>   useful military purpose."
>>                                     -Mordecai Richler, Vancouver Sun,
>>                                      Sept. 13, 1966.
>>
>> ............................................................................
>> www.geocities.com/pentagon/bunker/1022           swan_daniel@my-dejanews.com

> I would have liked to help, but unfortunately my family lives in Germany.

Jan, I am afraid you have mistaken... I presented the quote the condemn it,
not condone it.

Best regards,
Dan.


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      One hundred percent of the shots you don't take don't go in. 
      
                                                   - Wayne Gretzky

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www.geocities.com/pentagon/bunker/1022           swan_daniel@my-dejanews.com

$kr1pt_k177y@salmahayeksknockers.edu wrote:

>I've got a kit here, which was discarded from my workplace, and I'm not
>quite sure what it is, or what to do with it.
>
>It's not a complete rack, but looks more like a mini-frame to hold a K or D
>class server.  There is a base, sliding rails, and a frame that has to be
>put together.  I estimate it would stand ~3 feet high assembled.  There's
>also 6 VERY heavy metal plates to be used as counterweights on the base (To
>hold the base on the floor when you slide the server out of the frame).
>
>What exactly is this?  What is it's value?   Anybody interested in it?  
>
>I don't think Ebay is an option, as the whole kit weighs ~130 pounds,
>including the counterbalance weights.  Neither is keeping it, as I have no
>plans to ever get a D or K (have an apollo which is sufficient).  The
>sliding rails, etc, are not compatable with my own standard 19" rack.
>
>Thoughts, suggestions?

Make a refrigerator out of it???  8^)

  http://home.planet.nl/~mourits/koelkast/

jack
j-perdue@tamu.edu